The strength of the Philadelphia Phillies roster heading into the 2025 season is going to be their pitching staff. They have done an excellent job building up the starting rotation with arguably the best five-man group in baseball.

The Philadelphia Phillies got another strong performance from a key starter in Spring Training on Thursday. It was Aaron Nola’s

As a recent guest on 94.1 WIP’s Morning Show on Thursday, Phillies manager Rob Thompson declared this about Painter’s upcoming role in 2025 (h/t Philadelphia Baseball Review’s Patrick Gordon): “Most definitely would be one of our starters,” Thomson said.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a legitimate case to claim that they own one of the best pitching rotations in Major League Baseball.

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson provides an interesting plan for their top pitching prospect, Andrew Painter, once called up.

As Nola pointed out, Wheeler's best pitch is a pinpoint fastball in the high 90s. His fastball is on the much lower end, but it's offset with an assortment of breaking pitches meant to have hitters flailing in vain.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a decision to make with their top prospect knocking on the door of the MLB, and it seems a six-man rotation will be in play.

The first person Ross told about his engagement was his new manager. "I kind of just spit it out," Ross said. "He goes, 'Oh, congrats'"

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson was left silent during an in-game interview while watching his pitcher, Jesús Luzardo, give up three home runs on three pitches.

The Philadelphia Phillies are entering a big 2025 season. This year feels like their last chance to win a World Series title with their current core of

"Just trying to get the kinks out,” the left-hander said after the Grapefruit League loss in Lakeland, Fla. Luzardo allowed six runs in two innings.

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson hinted at a surprising decision involving Taijuan Walker as spring training is underway.