Oct 19, 2022; San Diego, California, USA; Philadelphia Phillies interim manager Rob Thomson (59) speaks to the media before the game against the San Diego Padres on game two of the NLCS for the ...

Following the addition of a new outfielder, the Phillies’ approach for the rest of the MLB offseason remains conservative, as highlighted in the latest report. The Philadelphia Phillies are set ...

Phillies analyst and color commentator for NBC Sports Philadelphia, Ruben Amaro Jr., believes that not only does there have to be some retaliation for this incident, but [external-article-link ...

Bryce Harper left Tuesday’s game against the Atlanta Braves after getting hit by a pitch on the elbow, but the Philadelphia Phillies did not seek their pound of flesh from the Braves in retaliation.

The pitch left some Phillies fans looking for retaliation—citing one of those oft-talked about unwritten rules of baseball—but manager Rob Thomson didn’t sound interested in settling the ...

The flames continue to be fanned following the beaning of Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce ... to hit him," Amaro said, "I think retaliation sometimes is the right thing to do." ...

or it’s very likely that Braves slugger Ronald Acuña Jr. would’ve taken a Ranger Suárez fastball to the backside as retaliation for Atlanta beaning the Phillies’ best player.