Brett Oberholtzer

When the Phillies designated for assignment left-handed reliever Brett Oberholtzer, who was subsequently lost to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the Phillies were left without a single left-handed pitcher on their entire roster.  Elvis Araujo returned after Zach Eflin hit the 15-day disabled list, but the Phillies are most certainly still short...

It is time once again for a Phillies 97.3 ESPN Monday Mailbag.  We take your questions every Monday and then we talk about them during the Sports Bash with Mike Gill on Tuesday afternoons at 2:30 p.m.   If you are not in South Jersey, you can listen online at 973espn...

With Phillies prospect Jake Thompson making his Major League debut on Saturday night, the Phillies had to make a move.  While one might have thought they would move the likes of Severino Gonzalez or Luis Garcia to Triple-A Lehigh Valley, since both have options to the minor leagues, the Phillies went in a different, somewhat surprising direction...

The Phillies bullpen has been working extra in recent days.

The Phillies made a move that seemed almost certain after Wednesday afternoon's game against the Chicago Cubs.

It's time for the weekly Phillies mailbag.  We answer your questions and talk about them Tuesday afternoon on The Sports Bash With Mike Gill on 97.3 ESPN Atlantic City.  You can listen online at 973espn.com.

After four games, Philadelphia Phillies fans were near restless.  How could a bullpen be so bad?  Through 10 2/3 innings the Phillies bullpen had alarming results.  The bullpen allowed 18 hits, 10 walks, and allowed 15 earned runs, for a 12...

Every week we take your questions and put them into our mailbag.  You can send them to me on Twitter at @FrankKlose973 and I will discuss them on The Sports Bash with Mike Gill on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Do you see the front office trying to improve the bullpen...

It's Monday and that means it is time for the Philliedelphia Monday Mailbag.

According to multiple report, the Phillies have traded close Ken Giles to the Houston Astros in exchange for five pitchers; Mark Appel, Vince Velasquez, Thomas Eshelman, Harold Arauz and Brett Oberholtzer, infielder Jonathan Arauz also was sent to Houston.