The Phillies are considering alternatives for J.T. Realmuto if they are unable to re-sign the All-Star catcher.

Jess Rogers of ESPN shared the nine-teams who have a luxury tax bill, and while the Los Angeles Dodgers $169 million total is wildly higher than the Phillies, their bill could be the reason for the team's cautious approach this winter.

The Philadelphia Phillies have been aggressive this offseason, but here are three more MLB free agents they should sign.

The Yankees’ pursuit of Tatsuya Imai hits a snag as the Phillies gain momentum, shifting leverage in the race for the Japanese star.

This offseason, the Phillies have vacant 40-man spots to promise and an unsettled roster to use as a pitch to improve their depth.

Garcia owns a career OPS+ of 105. However, over the last two seasons, that number has been below league average. From 2024-2025, Garcia had a .225/.278./397 slash line with a .675 OPS. Still, in 2025, he had an average exit velocity of 92.1 mph, ranking in the 89th percentile.

The Philadelphia Phillies need to get a deal done with J.T. Realmuto, but the catcher’s free-agent market is unique. On the surface, re-signing J.T. Realmuto to a multi-year deal is a no-brainer for the Philadelphia Phillies.

Picture the Philadelphia Phillies retaining Kyle Schwarber as a re-load of ammunition while the team waits for backup forces to help finish the job. After re-inserting the National League home-run king into the lineup,