Burgoyne, officially known as the mascot’s best friend, works up a mighty sweat dancing on dugouts during Philadelphia’s ...

When the Philadelphia Phillies are a winning team, even their beloved mascot has to have booze handy when he riles up the ...

It's been a summer full of heat waves, making it hard for anyone to stay cool. That's especially true for the mascots ...

Baseball's most bizarre mascot was caught green-handed with a fuzzy mystery blonde during his team's Friday game.

The Phanatic is an equal-opportunity taunter, but he is also a bird of the people, and Phillies fans take delight in his punching up.

The Phanatic’s copyright is set to expire June 15, and the creators of the original Phanatic, Bonnie Erickson and Wayde Harrison, likely want millions for the Phillies to keep those rights.

The Phillie Phanatic is still green and fuzzy. He still has that awesome anteater-like tongue coming out of his snout. He’s still got that attitude that once pushed Tommy Lasorda over the edge ...

After the Phanatic left the broadcast, the Phillies held a 4-0 lead, which was soon after extended to 5-0, before Phillies starter Jesús Luzardo ran into trouble, giving up six earned runs and ...

The Phillie Phanatic can now flap its arms, honk its snout, and generally delight with hijinks, pratfalls and shenanigans without worrying about a trip to the courthouse. At least the new version can.