Jimmy Rollins

The Philadelphia Phillies have made a considerable amount of high-profile moves in the recent past in an effort to improve this depleted farm system. Key trades of Jimmy Rollins, Cole Hamels, Ben Revere, Jonathan Papelbon, Ken Giles and Chase Utley have made the system better, deeper and finally provided depth in the organization...

Our old friend Jimmy Rollins could be moving positions. According to a report, Rollins has multiple teams after him, but there's a catch: he'd have to move to second base. In the same tweet, Ken Rosenthal reports that Rollins is "open to the idea," but also waiting to see if other shortstop opportunities become available...

It's been an up-and-down type of season for Phillies left fielder Cody Asche. After a hot start, Asche started the season 12-for-24, and was hitting .303 entering the month of May. However, on May 11, the Phillies sent Asche to Triple-A Lehigh Valley to learn how to play left field, leading to an eventual promotion of Maikel Franco to take over at third base...

Chase Utley will return from the disabled list on Friday and interim manager Pete Mackanin says he expects Utley to play around four games per week. Utley remains a very possible August trade candidate, but must show that he is fully healthy from his nagging ankle injury that has had him on the shelf since June 22...

Former Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins returned to Philadelphia for the first time as an opponent on Tuesday night. Dodgers manager Don Mattingly penned Rollins at the lead off position tonight and the fans gave Rollins a standing ovation before the first pitch of the night...

Wednesday 7.8.15 on The Sports Bash: Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News called in from Los Angeles to talk about the latest news surrounding Chase Utley. Ruben Amaro told the media yesterday that he doesnt view Chase Utley as the 2B of this team with the emergence of César Hernández, calling him "the best 2B on the team...

We may have seen the end of another era of Phillies baseball.

With opening day just four days away, the Phillies have returned to Philadelphia after spending the last month and a half in Clearwater.

Phillies pitchers and catchers have arrived.

So Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg thinks things need to be different inside the Phillies clubhouse.