PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper was right to be frustrated. He had the right diagnosis. He had the right prescription. He had the right motivation. He took the wrong approach. The first four of those things are the only ones that should matter to anybody invested in the Phillies’ approach to this year’s MLB trade deadline.

The Philadelphia Phillies know where they fall short and where they need reinforcements before the trade deadline. Bryce Harper was simply the one willing to say it out loud, but his comments did not sit well with the front office or interim manager Don Mattingly.

An insider believes Bryce Harper's recent claims about the Phillies are fair game after the comments Dave Dombrowski made in the offseason.

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is adding some big-time winners to his race team.

The Philadelphia Phillies hold the third and final Wild Card spot in the National League with a 57-52 record. To remain firmly in contention for their first World Series title since 2008, the Phillies will need all hands on deck.

Bryce Harper doesn't consider himself a card guy, but his signature cleat collection is unmatched by any other baseball player.

Brandon Marsh grounds out, second baseman Jackson Holliday to first baseman Pete Alonso. Kyle Schwarber scores. Bryce Harper to 2nd.

Playing MLB trade deadline matchmaker: 10 players and teams that just make sense together Despite his down season, several teams have interest in Mets rental righty Freddy Peralta, and, according to the New York Post,