Spoiler alert: it's the Phillies.
A little Q and A with fellow bloggers looking at the Phillies entering the 2020 season.
No shortage of complaints about Gabe Kapler and Chris Young, that's for sure.
It isn't pretty, but Bohm and Howard can change that.
Wasn't too hard to get to 90 wins, either.
Just hang in there a little longer.
Matt Klentak's first long-term contract didn't exactly go as planned.
There is one name missing, and he is now in San Fran.
The Phillies have been massively outscored in Gabe Kapler's two seasons, yet his team's have an overall winning record. He must be doing something right.
It wasn't a great month, but they did manage a winning record in July. Gotta start somewhere, right?
Do we have to?
Still looking for rock-bottom.
It's a scary thought when doing your job still might not be enough.
Well, the Phils are now tied for first after a homer-filled Monday night. Let's see how the leaderboard looks now.
Did I say there were injuries?
An incredible day hosted by an incredible guy.
May was not an easy month schedule-wise, but the Phillies played some pretty good baseball and ended with a healthy 3-game lead in a weak division.
Well, that was a surprise.
Phils rebound from three stinkers against the Brewers, and some of our stars are starting to shine.
They had their ups and downs, but they finished April with a one-game lead in the NL East. We'll take it.
What happens when your starting shorstop, backup shortstop, starting centerfielder, and biggest free agent reliever hit the IL? We will find out over the next week.
The best word to use here is balanced. And guess who leads the team in homers and RBI?
That panic button is looking awfully enticing.
The honeymoon is over. Now let's start winning more baseball games.
Phils Baseball getting you ready with full coverage of Philles Opening Day 2019
Before you flip on the TV for the Philllies' 137th Opening Day in franchise history, here's a little Opening Day trivia for you.
Whose names make it onto the first lineup card of this very different offense from last season?
A little Q and A looking at the Phillies entering the 2019 season.
To borrow some Cole Hamels speak, the Phillies are truly worth reading about again and again and again.
Remember that guy we were so sick of hearing about that we didn't care where he went? The most jersey sales in a day ever suggest we were full of you know what.
Sometimes you have to eat your words.
Is it possible this thing finally ends?
This offseason has been more boring than Super Bowl 53.
From SuiteHop, a sneak peek into everything you need to know about attending a Phillies game in a suite.
We may not have Machado or Harper, but how about Josh Harrison? This winter will never end.
We may not have Machado or Harper, but how about Josh Harrison? This winter will never end.
Is that a finish line out in the distance? Maybe not, probably not, OK we know this is gonna drag on into ST.
Decided on Machado or Harper? You better look at WAR first.
I know. Surprised me too.
This offseason has been weird.
This is what happens when you compete with the Yankees I guess.
Whenever New York and L.A. are your two main competitors, it's not going to be easy.
Here are the latest results - cast your vote for the next question in the sidebar to the right.
Still no Manny or Harper. Sorry.
If Manny Machado is the guy, it's not stupid until the Phils sign someone else.
It's not THE reason to sign Machado, but it should play a role in the Phillies' decision-making process.
Eovaldi? Corbin? Will they be joinging Machado? Or Harper? Or both? Middleton might give us lots to be thankful for.
Harper’s Bazaar has begun, but don't expect any Boras client to sign anytime soon.
Kap has plenty to think about this offseason. Finding value at the core instead of the margins might be the most important.
We are in store for a fascinating offseason, but keeping Santana seems like a major mistake.
Here's your leaders heading into one last (disappointing) week for the Phillies.
The Phillies have to dominate the Braves and do some serious winning against other teams, but there still is a path to a division title.
A great Q&A with John Mallee, what to make of this season, and how much the Phillies' starters have been hurt by defense highlight this awful week of baseball.
Praising your hitting coaches may not be the best idea right now. That's the least of the Phillies' problems.
As flawed as the Phillies are, they still have a very good chance of catching the Braves.
Around and around the Phillies merry-go-round goes!
A month of slumps for Hoskins, Herrera, and Hernandez have to end sometime, right? Maybe Hoskins' homer last night jump starts 'em all.
It was a rough, rough month, but the Phils escaped August just 2 games back of the Braves. We're in a pennant race in September!
It's kinda like reaching the big leagues - hard to get there and even harder to stay there.
What does the offseason have in store for the rebuilding Phils' next phase?
Get used to the name Rhys Hoskins.