The unusually quiet Winter Meetings are in the books, so who were baseball's biggest winners and losers this week?

Kyle Schwarber had plenty of suitors in free agency. But, in the end, it was always going to be the Philadelphia Phillies.

The Philadelphia Phillies selected right-handed pitcher Zach McCambley, a Pocono Mountain East High School graduate, from the ...

On Wednesday, The Athletic named Cincinnati a potential suitor for both Brandon Lowe and Ketel Marte.

The MLB offseason is heating up as trades and free agent signings continuously shake up the league over the winter months.

Among the areas that still need to be addressed are the bullpen and outfield. “I feel a lot better leaving the meetings than I did coming into the meetings," Dave Dombrowski said.

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It was hard to imagine Kyle Schwarber anywhere else, for himself, for the Phillies, and for the city. Now no one will have to ...

Schwarber's teammates and coaches appreciated his leadership, work ethic and character. He has embraced them in turn.

The Philadelphia Phillies made their first major move of the MLB offseason, one both anticipated and necessary. The front office signed left‑handed slugger Kyle Schwarber to a five‑year, $150 million ...

The MLB Winter Meetings were active early on Tuesday, as Kyle Schwarber re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies on a ...

“The Phillies have acquired RHP Yoniel Curet (joan-YELL KOO-ret) from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for minor league pitcher ...