Dom Brown

Domonic Brown is moving north of the border. The former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star has signed a minor league deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, per a team announcement. The contract also includes an invite to Spring Training in Dunedin, FL.

After a recent hot streak in which he is hit .364 with three RBI over his last five games with Lehigh Valley, the Phillies have recalled Dom Brown.

Just as it seemed the Philadelphia Phillies were building momentum, they once again were stopped dead in their tracks, dropping a season-worst seven in a row. And just as before, it's a lack of consistent production from the offense that persists...

With just three days left in Florida, the Phillies still have a few roster decisions to make before they head north. One of them has been decided- Dom Brown will start the season on the disabled list, leaving a void in right field to begin the year...

It looking less and less likely that the Phillies will have Domonic Brown when they open the season next Monday.  Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said Friday that it "could be unlikely" Brown is ready for Opening Day. Without Brown, the Phillies will have a different look in the outfield and are using Ben Revere in left field, Odubel Herrera in center field and now a mix of guys in right

Phillies outfielder Domonic Brown exited Thursday's game against the Yankees with Achilles soreness. Brown said that he's dealing with tendinitis in his left Achilles. "I’m definitely frustrated for sure," Brown admitted to reporters...

While the Phillies pitching might actually be pretty decent, their offense is going to struggle to score runs all season long. Taking a look at what their lineup might look like on opening day doesn't exactly have Phillies fans too excited and I am sure the Nationals pitching staff staying up late at night...

According to FOX Sports' MLB reporter Ken Rosenthal the Reds are set to acquire Marlon Byrd from the Phillies.  Rosenthal hears that prospect right-hander Ben Lively is one of the players headed back to Philadelphia in the deal.  Rosenthal also tweets that the Reds will receive a significant amont of money in the deal to cover Byrd’s remaining salary...

The Phillies' 2015 roster is still a work in progress, with the biggest need being, getting younger, someone who can provide some power and depth in their starting rotation.

The Phillies made a plethora of moves today as they get ready to take on the Miami Marlins in Florida. The team transferred relief pitcher Mike Adams from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.  Adams has pitched well when healthy this season, posting a 2...