That is usually the case with Nick Castellanos, in victory or defeat, as hero or goat. By the end of the Phillies’ 4-3 loss to the Dodgers on Monday night, the veteran right fielder had almost as much figurative ground to cover as that which he’d literally covered in the game.

The Phillies played small ball because of the struggles of Bryce Harper and company. That wasn’t the only problem

Nobody out in the ninth, down by one after a two-run double by Nick Castellanos — with a dramatic replay review upholding his safe call at second — and the Phillies sent lefty Bryson Stott to the

Coming back from an 0-2 deficit on the road in the NLDS has come historical context — the Phillies aren't dead

Bryce Harper says the Phillies need to "flip the script" after struggling in the NL Division Series against the Dodgers.

The Phillies spent most of August mixing and matching their outfielders. The plan for September might be more clear cut.

Philadelphia Phillies player Nick Castellanos spoke out regarding the viral incident when a fan demanded a home run ball back from a father and son on an episode of Mookie Betts' podcast released on Wednesday,

The Mets are catching strays after their epic collapse. During an appearance on “Foul Territory” on Thursday, Phillies slugger Nick Castellanos couldn’t help but shade his team’s National League East rival, which is on the outside looking in at October baseball.