Bryce Harper

Halladay's number is the first Phillies player to have his number retired by the Phillies since number 14 was retired for Jim Bunning back in 2001.

Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper feels that Nationals fans went too far with some of their taunts Wednesday night.

With a loss in game one of their doubleheader in Washington, the Philadelphia Phillies were eliminated from earning a spot in the post-season for the eighth straight season.

After we learned Tuesday that Corey Dickerson would be lost for the season, the burning question is whether or not he might be a fit on the 2020 Phillies roster.

Phillies RF Bryce Harper can miss up to three days while on the paternity list.

Harper now has six career walk-off home runs, the second-most since he made his major league debut in 2012.

The Phillies wrapped up what was a somewhat disappointing first half at 47-43, good for only third-place in the NL East standings.

As Phillies fans get to know our new $330 million man, Bryce Harper, we already have a pretty good indication about his no-nonsense wife, Kayla.

Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper had three hits, including a double and home run in his return to Washington D.C.

Hitless while the Phillies scored 10 runs en route to a opening day victory over the Braves, one might think that Bryce Harper did not contribute in a major way. However, the presence of Harper was felt in a great way.