Phillies players rip MLB for pitchers’ All-Star snubs after Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski makes team: ‘What a joke’

Easton Arceo opened a package that arrived on Tuesday at his family’s home in Chino Hills, Calif. Inside was a pack of Topps trading cards, which Arceo quickly realized had his face on them. The bottom of the cards read: Your wish came true.

The Philadelphia Phillies had Kyle Schwarber and Zack Wheeler named to the All-Star Game. Wheeler dropped out of the game, but there were some other Phillies who had a case to make the game.

The Philadelphia Phillies have far less representation at this year's MLB All-Star Game than they did last year. After a franchise-record seven Phillies (six plus a substitute) made the trip to Arlington last July,

Major League Baseball will showcase a series of features to celebrate baseball and its best players, honor one of the game’s all-time greats, utilize new in-game technology, return to a fan favorite tradition,

New York Mets star outfielder Brandon Nimmo ripped Major League Baseball's process for selecting players for the All-Star game, calling its process "broken."

The Automated Ball-Strike System has been largely hidden from view, but that will change with Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game. Here's what baseball fans should know.

After signing Drew Rasmussen to a two-year contract extension in January, Rays president of baseball operations Erik Neander reflected on all that the right-hander has overcome in his career. Two Tommy John surgeries during his time at Oregon State.