Wheeler said he wasn't bothered "all that much" by Acuña's home run trot but acknowledged, “I really wanted to strike him out."

Philadelphia Phillies ace Zack Wheeler helped the team to a 4-2 win against the Atlanta Braves on Saturday. The veteran ace didn't appreciate Braves slugger Ronald Acuña Jr.

Say whatever you want about the effect of a managerial change, with Don Mattingly taking over for Rob Thomson — only after Alex Cora turned down the job — on April 28. The Phillies’ season really turned three nights earlier.

Zack Wheeler allowed one run while striking out nine batters over six innings in a win over the Braves on Saturday.

Zack Wheeler's wife, Dominique, recently stirred up social media when she posted a snap of herself donning a yellow Chanel crop top with green sleeves that she paired with a pair of black shorts.

Zack Wheeler was driving angry. He’d allowed two runs off two hits and four walks over five innings in a 6-4 Phillies win Tuesday night over the Marlins. It was the fifth consecutive start in which he’d failed to pitch at least six innings (one was affected by rain).

Coming into the MLB season, the biggest strength for the Philadelphia Phillies was expected to be their starting rotation. There were some struggles in the back

Is Zack Wheeler fully back? Well, if what he did in the fifth inning of Saturday night's 4-2 win over the Braves -- or what Wheeler said afterward -- is any indication, then the answer is an emphatic yes.