The Philadelphia Phillies are in need of upgrades in the outfield. They could go after an under-the-radar option on the Minnesota Twins to replace one of their current options.

Currently half a game behind the NL East-leading New York Mets, manager Rob Thomson and his crew are eyeing their fourth consecutive trip to the playoffs, and if the season ended today, they’d Wild Card their way into September and (hopefully for their sake) beyond.

Philadelphia Phillies target Athletics' Mason Miller with a blockbuster trade offer, aiming to strengthen bullpen for 2025 postseason success.

Kwan is the ideal table-setter in front of big boppers like Kyle Schwarber, Trea Turner and Bryce Harper, and his defense would allow Philly to really clamp down late in games with Marsh and Johan Rojas. Luis Robert Jr. might be the flashier name, but Kwan has been the better player for a while now, and he checks a ton of boxes for Dave Dombrowski.

Are the Phillies willing to pay to stabilize their shaky outfield, or will they hope internal solutions can fix their problems?

Yet it's also a team truly capable of winning the World Series. They currently sit in first place in the NL East (-1320 to make the playoffs, per Caesars ), though that race figures to go down to the wire with the Mets. So, again, the Phillies are strong buyers and should be doing everything possible to win the title this season.

The Cleveland Guardians and Philadelphia Phillies have been linked to a major move before the MLB trade deadline.

There are eight days to go before the July 31 Trade Deadline. The Phillies are expected to make moves. The only question is how do they go?

The Philadelphia Phillies already made one move to shore up their bullpen ahead of the postseason, reuniting with veteran closer David Robertson on a one-year d