Granted, it's spring training and the stats don't matter much, but it's still encouraging to see several of Philadelphia's hitting stars doing well, especially since pitchers are usually ahead of ...

The Phillies need to see the ball better and stop chasing pitches outside the zone. It's a collective mandate, and the early signs from spring training are overwhelmingly positive.

Kepler showed everything he possibly could have in spring training, slashing a ridiculous .375/.500/.675 in 40 at bats. He tied for the most RBI (11), home runs (3) and extra base hits (6) of any ...