A few days ago, the Phillies loaded up an equipment truck with, among other things, 2,400 baseballs and 1,200 bats for the 1,060-mile drive to Clearwater, Fla. Here’s something they didn’t need: a program.

No unit on this club will face more scrutiny this season than the lineup. Here are thoughts on each of the 29 hitters coming to camp.

Matt Strahm, Jose Alvarado, and Jordan Romano figure to be high-leverage guys in 2025. Which one will be the closer, and how will Philadelphia orient their other arms? They also have to decide which starter is moving to the pen and which other one is moving when Andrew Painter comes up, too.

It has been a solid offseason for the Philadelphia Phillies with the start of Spring Training right around the corner.

The surest sign that spring is on its way is when the Phillies’ annual Truck Day rolls around. On Monday morning at Citizens Bank Park, three trucks were loaded with supplies the Phillies will need for spring training at their facilities in Clearwater,

Once the packing was complete, the truck was sent off by rally towel-waving Phillies fans and employees outside of Citizens Bank Park. Before beginning its 1,058-mile journey across eight states, the truck made one last stop at the Citizens branch on 18 th and Market Streets.

Florida sunshine awaits the Philadelphia Phillies, but before pitchers and catchers report to Clearwater, a crew of Phillies employees -- including the Phillies Ballgirls -- back in chilly Philly are packing up a semi-truck with all the gear the Phightins' need to get ready for the 2025 season.