The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly "one of the most active" teams in the lead-up to the MLB trade deadline, with internal and external moves both on the table.

Last year’s trade deadline should haunt Dave Dombrowski. Not because of anything he did, but because of what he didn’t. Because he couldn’t. Eggs, framing lumber, and late-inning relievers. They’ve all been on the same price curve the last few years.

After a troubling stretch, the Philadelphia Phillies have seemingly righted the ship once again. However, this season has been an inconsistent one so far. The Phillies are well over .500 to start this year,

Right-handed reliever Carlos Hernández doesn't have any minor league options remaining, so he will join the Detroit Tigers' active roster immediately.

The Tigers currently have the best record in all of baseball (46-27), but their bullpen is only middle of the pack with a 3.76 ERA. They've had to juggle pieces with closer Jason Foley likely out fof the season, and Carlos is the latest band-aid they're attempting to apply.

Highlights: Blue Jays at Phillies (6/15)

Zack Wheeler remains one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball, but he doesn't plan to remain in the game once his current contract with the Philadelphia Phillies expires after the 2027 season.

Zack Wheeler has apparently circled his retirement date on the calendar. The Phillies ace plans to retire when his current contract is up after the 2027 season, he confirmed to The Athletic. Yes, that's 2 ½ seasons away,