The Philadelphia Phillies were taxed at a base rate of 50 percent after exceeding the luxury tax threshold for three consecutive years. Despite their high payroll, they managed to compete effectively, reaching the playoffs but ultimately falling to the Dodgers in the National League Championship Series.

The Philadelphia Phillies owe $14.4 million in luxury tax this year, reflecting their continued investment in high-profile talent and competitive payroll strategies.

The Philadelphia Phillies incurred a penalty of $14,351,954 for exceeding the Competitive Balance Tax threshold, marking their second consecutive year over the limit, which subjects them to a 30% tax rate. Their CBT payroll for 2024 was calculated at $255,000,000.

Milner was selected by the Phillies in the seventh round of the 2012 amateur draft, marking the beginning of his professional career after playing two seasons at the University of Texas.

The Philadelphia Phillies owe $14.4 million in luxury tax, contributing to a total tax of $311.3 million across Major League Baseball, which has surpassed last year's record of $209.8 million.