Roy Oswalt

While most players appear ready to play, a few have announced they will not or have expressed serious reservations.

Could we have seen the last of Cliff Lee?

In 2011 the Phillies had their four aces. In 2015 the Washington Nations may have just one-upped them. The Phillies rotation of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Roy Oswalt, Cole Hamels and rookie Vance Worley, who replaced an injured Joe Blanton, could be one of the best of all-time but when the Nationals signed former Cy Young award winner Max Scherzer to a seven-year deal worth more than $180 million, t

Would you take him back? Roy Oswalt wrote on his Twitter account on Monday that he would "love to come back to Philly." Oswalt, 35, posted a 5.80 ERA in 17 appearances last season with the Rangers but had a nice 59/11 K/BB ratio over 59 frames, but also tweeted on Monday that he's feeling better than at any point since 2010...

Sometimes, baseball's day-to-day can be a grind. Not just for the players, for the media, too. So that's why when you come across something as profoundly, unabatedly cool as what happened in the Phillies 3-1 win

  Despite some rumblings that the Phillies had interest in bringing free agent pitcher Roy Oswalt back to South Philly... Lil' Roy was announced today as the newest member of the Texas Rangers.

Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports that Roy Oswalt could possibly sign somewhere within the next week and pitch for that team by by mid- to late-June. according to the Rosenthal report, Oswalt has already auditioned for the Phillies and Red Sox recently and has scheduled sessions with two other teams...

Phillies manager Charlie Manuel set his pitching rotation for the opening week of the baseball season, but it doesn't look like most people thought it would.

According to FOXSports.com Jon Morosi, Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos made an appearances at the Phillies game Saturday and left after Joe Blanton exited game.

The Phillies 2011 staff was one of the best in the history of the game, but what was it like behind the scenes? The Sports Bash takes you there with Phillies beat writer, Todd Zolecki from MLB.com, who has covered the team since 2003...