The Philadelphia Phillies are predicted to land former All-Star reliever Clay Holmes from the New York Yankees in free agency.

At this point, all everybody can do is trust the Philadelphia Phillies front office when they say they're willing to spend money in the offseason. Those words were spoken again earlier in the week, a promising sign for the Phillies as they look to improve their roster this winter.

The New York Yankees are in dire need of bolstering their bullpen, and one potential target is a former Philadelphia Phillies reliever who is currently a free agent and could be a strong addition to the team.

The Philadelphia Phillies made multiple front office changes on Friday. The Phillies announced that assistant general manager Preston Mattingly was

Preston Mattingly, a son of former star first baseman and manager Don Mattingly, has been promoted to general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies under president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski.

The Philadelphia Phillies on Friday announced a series of front office moves that won't much alter the direction of the franchise but might prove to be notable down the road. Club president Dave Dombrowski remains in place atop the baseball operations structure under principal owner John Middleton,