Discover the history of the Philadelphia Black Meteors, a powerhouse Negro-era team once owned by Otto “Mirror” Briggs that ...

There are decisions that surprise you in baseball. And then there are the ones that simply nod to reality. Harrison Bader’s on Tuesday fell squarely in the second category. He declined his side of a ...

There was a stretch early this season when José Alvarado looked untouchable. Left-handed heat, cutters biting like they had a grudge, and a calm swagger that made every ninth inning feel pre-ordained.

You could see this coming from a mile away. On Thursday, the Phillies made the most unsurprising moves of their offseason: extending qualifying offers to Kyle Schwarber and Ranger Suárez. One-year ...

It’s funny how baseball works. The Dodgers just gave us a World Series for the ages — eleven innings of beautiful chaos, the kind that makes even casual fans remember why they ever cared in the first ...

Arguably the best rotation in baseball. A loaded lineup. A manager who knows how to leverage matchups with his bullpen. It all adds up to a World Series contender. Again. For the third straight year, ...

This past weekend, the Phillies marked 20 years at Citizens Bank Park, a milestone that prompts a look back at which players have thrived the most in the ballpark’s history. Offensively, one stat ...

PHILADELPHIA -– The Philadelphia Baseball Review and the Philly Select Baseball League proudly announce an exclusive partnership poised to redefine the landscape of amateur baseball coverage across ...

The Phillies know what’s coming Sunday — a hyped showdown that feels built for prime time against one of the best young pitchers in baseball. But on Saturday, they reminded everyone they’ve already ...

Somewhere between the Fenway shadows and the winter meetings whispers, Alex Bregman is about to become the next name on every contender’s whiteboard. The veteran infielder, now 31, will reportedly opt ...

You’ve seen these trades before. The ones that barely make a blip on the transaction wire. The ones that don’t get a breaking-news alert. The ones that you only remember years later when someone asks: ...