Scott Lauber

The Phillies offered the right-hander $20.325 million for 2024. Nola is seeking a multiyear deal. Reports have linked him with several teams, including the Yankees, Cardinals, and Braves.

Must the Phillies alter the makeup of their offense to avoid being exploited again? Or would that be an overreaction to a five-game slump? It appears the Phillies are leaning toward the latter.

The Phillies claimed left-hander Josh Fleming off waivers, then traded for righty Michael Mercado.

Several teams with money to spend will come after Nola. Here are three other teams that could pose significant threats to the Phillies’ chances of keeping him.

Wheeler became the fourth Phillies pitcher to win a Gold Glove, joining Steve Carlton, Jim Kaat, and Bobby Shantz.

Where Harper plays next year could affect the Phillies’ plans for Rhys Hoskins, Nick Castellanos, and others.

Once considered one of the Phillies’ top prospects, he slashed .229/.280/.387 with the team and spent this past season in triple A.

The Phillies season is over as the Diamondbacks will take on the Texas Rangers in the World Series.

Wheeler and Nola have dominated the postseason. To the Diamondbacks, or at least Arizona baseball historians, it must look like Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling, circa 2001.

After two straight losses, the Phillies now face a best of three against the Diamondbacks.