Phillies Get Worse Possible News on Top All-Star Trade Target originally appeared on Athlon Sports. There have been many reports over the past year and a half stating that the Philadelphia Phillies have an interest in Athletics’ star closer Mason Miller.

The Philadelphia Phillies are one of the only teams in the league who could realistically pull off a blockbuster trade for Athletics closer Mason Miller.

With Philadelphia willing to trade its 'prospect chips,' an MLB analyst suggests dealing Mick Abel for Athletics closer Mason Miller.

A notable Luis Severino teammate is reportedly drawing interest from multiple teams, with the Philadelphia Phillies seen as the frontrunner to make a trade.

The Philadelphia Phillies are in need of some late-inning bullpen help, and A's closer Mason Miller could be available in the right deal. Here is what that deal

The A's are in last place in the AL West and are likely to be sellers at the trade deadline. Closer Mason Miller is unlikely to be dealt, but if he is the Dodgers will be among the teams trying to land him.

The Phillies are not looking for band-aids for their bullpen. They have tried that. It's been a really long time since Philadelphia made a trade deadline splash, and it's possible they target some of the best relievers in the game who can help the team in 2025 and beyond.

"Which teams might tempt the A’s? The Philadelphia Phillies, who reached agreement Sunday with free-agent reliever David Robertson, probably would be No. 1 on the list... Still, the A’s asking price for Miller would figure to be exorbitant."

Even if they remain in the playoff hunt, Arizona will need to turn at least a few of their expiring contracts into viable pieces for 2026.

A Phillies-Athletics trade if Mason Miller is moved back to being a starter. Is this the most realistic scenario? No. Miller has been dominant as a closer. One of the best in the game.

The Phillies are expected to be aggressive at the trade deadline, but maybe not for all the pieces we want to see according to The Athletic's bold prediction that they won't trade for an offensive player to help the lineup.