Philadelphia Phillies

Andrew McCutchen is back in Phillies camp and talking about MLB’s negotiations for the shortened season and beyond.

Phillies players wore masks as they worked out at Citizens Bank Park in South Philadelphia as summer training for the shortened 2020 baseball season officially began Friday.

The specter of coronavirus is already hanging over Phillies training camp as four players have been placed on the injured list for reasons that manager Joe Girardi would not disclose.

How will spring training work? How many players per group? Who will be working out where? Some details from NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Jim Salisbury.

The Phillies announced a 53-man “summer camp” roster on Sunday night.

The popular Phillie Phanatic, Mr. Met and Mariner Moose mascots are getting a reprieve for the shortened 2020 baseball season.

After months of unsuccessful negotiating with the players’ association, MLB has imposed a 2020 season. NBC Sports Philadelphia breaks down what we know.

On Tuesday, the Phillies announced that one more player and two staff members in Clearwater tested positive for COVID-19, along with one player who was in a location other than Clearwater. All other tests came back negative.

Whether baseball returns or not this summer, Citizens Bank Park will see some action after all.

Kayla and Bryce Harper announced on Instagram Monday that they are expecting their second child with the caption “Girl Dad.”

Five Phillies players who had been training at the team’s facility in Clearwater, Florida have tested positive for coronavirus in recent days, multiple sources tell NBC Sports Philadelphia.

Finally, some optimism. Credible optimism. You could hear it in the voices of four plugged-in baseball people late Wednesday afternoon.

Jake McKenna went from Phillies fan to Phillies pitcher. He spoke with NBC10 Sports Philadelphia about signing with his hometown team and gave us an inside look at his workout.