Tommy Joseph

After a series of traded the Phillies of 2017 might have a much different look then the team that you see out there each and every night. Gone are Cole Hamels, Ben Revere and Jonathan Papelbon and in their place, the Phillies are hoping for the next batch of players to help bring the Phillies back to the World Series...

The Phillies are converting former catcher prospect Tommy Joseph to a first baseman.

Will he stay or will he go now? That seems to be the question for many Phillies fans as we are just 16 days before pitchers and catchers report to Clearwater. While Ruben Amaro Jr. has indicated that he thinks the team will begin the year with Cole Hamels on the roster - USA Today baseball writer Bob Nightengale seems to think there is still a chance he could be traded...

As the Phillies finish their third straight losing season today, a look to the future doesn't seem so bright.  The Phillies have already fired longtime scouting director and assistant GM Marti Wolever - could this be the first of many moves this offseason...

Outfielders Aaron Altherr and Kelly Dugan, catcher Tommy Joseph and left-hander Rob Rasmussen have had their contracts selected to the 40-man roster, Senior Vice President and General Manager Ruben Amaro Jr. announced today. Altherr, 22, spent last season with single-A Clearwater where he hit ...

Evaluating baseball transactions often becomes a game of sizing up each of a number of not so attractive options. So, just like we did after the Marlon Byrd signing, let's play the same game in the wake of Carlos Ruiz's reported three-year deal worth $26 million with the Phillies...

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Phillies have re-signed free agent catcher Carlos Ruiz.  Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer says it's a three-year, $26 million deal with an club-option for the 2017 season. (Mike Gill goes on a epic rant on Ruben Amaro Jr and the state of the Phillies) (Listen to Todd Zolecki of MLB...

On the same day that Matt Gelb and Bob Brookover of the Inquirer released how they ranked the prospects in the Phillies system, ESPN's Keith Law released how he ranked the Phillies system relative to the competition. The result? Fourth-worst...

The Phillies have invited six additional players to major league spring training as non-roster invitees, the club announced today. · Cody Asche, 3B – In 130 games between single-A Clearwater and double-A Reading last season, Asche batted ...

Every season Baseball America releases it's top ten prospects for each organization in baseball. For the Phillies farm system many players have been traded for and traded away in the last two seasons. With players like Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Ryan Howard and Chase Utley getting older young farmhands will need to make an impact right away...