With the need for pitching depth ever present this offseason, the Philadelphia Phillies are taking a "quantity over quality" approach to things.
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While everyone's focus has been on DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle, don't rule out the possibility of the Philadelphia Eagles trading back for a new WR.
Now that J.T. Realmuto and Didi Gregorius are locked up for the foreseeable future, the Philadelphia Phillies can finally turn to upgrading their bench.
Signed to a minor-league for the 2021 season, RHP Hector Rondon is definitely the type of arm who could crack the Philadelphia Phillies bullpen this spring.
While Nick Sirianni hasn't fully committed to the idea quite yet, an "open competition" could be in the works for the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback room.
After a super shaky 2020 season, could Scott Kingery find a new role with the Philadelphia Phillies as the team's everyday center fielder?
While his hype has been growing as of late, drafting TE Kyle Pitts at #6 overall would be an extremely bold decision by the Philadelphia Eagles.
While most players tend to benefit from a fresh set of eyes on the coaching staff, there are a few Philadelphia Eagles who might struggle under Sirianni.
Despite a need for pitching depth towards the back of the rotation, the Philadelphia Phillies should steer clear of a reunion with RHP Jake Arrieta.
After re-signing the likes of both J.T. Realmuto and Didi Gregorius, the Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly still looking at starting and relief pitchers.
Despite all sorts of conspiracy theories being drummed up over the Philadelphia Eagles roster control, it's normally a good thing to have a GM oversee it.
After bringing back the likes of both J.T. Realmuto and Didi Gregorius, the Philadelphia Phillies have showcased a serious desire to win this offseason.
After a year away from the MLB overseas, LHP Matt Moore has returned on a one-year/$3 million deal to pitch for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Despite most of the fanbase begging for one of the top two receivers, the Philadelphia Eagles would be wise to consider a trade back at pick #6.
After losing out on reliever Darren O'Day to the NY Yankees, the Phillies could turn to a handful of other veteran, right-handed relievers in free agency.
After an up-and-down first couple of seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, could the team's new defensive coordinator revive Avonte Maddox's career?
With the Philadelphia Eagles coaching staff now filled to the brim with former Colts, it wouldn't surprise anyone to see them target some former players.
After landing the likes of J.T. Realmuto this offseason, the Philadelphia Phillies now have a tough decision to make in regards to Didi Gregorius.
According to a handful of credible reports, the Philadelphia Phillies have finally come to terms with catcher J.T. Realmuto on a five-year contract.
With Spring Training just a few weeks away, the Philadelphia Phillies have reportedly started to express some serious interest in FA SS Andrelton Simmons.