West Chester returns proven bats, veteran pitching and transfer depth as the Golden Rams open 2026 picked third in the PSAC ...

Why baseball journalism matters in Philadelphia, and what the loss of legacy sports coverage means for the game, the city, ...

Two weeks after Dave Dombrowski said the Phillies plan to move Nick Castellanos, his rise, friction with Rob Thomson, and ...

Before pitchers throw a pitch, the Phillies send a truck full of baseball dreams south—2,400 balls, 1,200 bats, and one ...

The Phillies added veteran depth by signing utilityman Dylan Moore to a minor-league deal with a spring training invite, ...

The NL East takes shape in February as the Phillies set the standard, the Mets make noise, and pitching depth becomes the ...

La Salle returns with a Perfect Game No. 19 recruiting class, veteran bats, and a tough schedule that will show how fast this ...

David Miller never stopped believing La Salle baseball would return. Now he’s back to lead it — with new facilities, a new roster, and old purpose.

Letting Harrison Bader walk for $20.5M cleared space for a one-year Adolis García bet and a younger, faster Phillies outfield ...

From Omaha to elimination, Temple baseball’s story shows how tradition gave way to budgets in modern college athletics.

For nearly two decades, the Philadelphia Baseball Review has existed with a simple premise: that baseball in this city deserves to be covered with care, context, and respect. Not just the Phillies.

Bob Nightengale has spent most of his career living in the uncomfortable space where baseball information is both everywhere and never truly confirmed until it is. That’s the tension at the heart of ...