The Philadelphia Phillies could land a star closer on the trade market. If they're going to be aggressive, they could target the best name on the block.

As the Minnesota Twins descend into non-contender status, team decision-makers should strongly consider parting ways with one of the club's more impressive first-half performers.

The Atlanta Braves are expected to be sellers at this year's trade deadline, meanwhile their NL East rivals in the Phillies and Mets are looking to improve.

The Philadelphia Phillies are expected buyers at the trade deadline at the end of this month, but what is their biggest need?

We're clear of the All-Star break and the MLB Draft, and that means the next big date on the baseball calendar is the July 31 trade deadline. Speaking of which, each day leading up to the deadline brings us a fresh supply of deadline rumors,

Kepler has struggled to find his footing in a Phillies uniform, as the pressure may be beginning to mount for the veteran left fielder. Signed to be an everyday player in left field, Kepler has been given the opportunity to be a productive bat in an outfield that has needed some pop.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a solid roster, but expect them to be active at the looming trade deadline for bullpen help.

The Phillies are hosting the Angels for a three-game series leading to further discussion about a potential Mike Trout homecoming.