Harper (2 HRs) ends lengthy drought to set up Stevenson's heroics
PHILADELPHIA -- Earlier this week, Bryce Harper sounded more annoyed than anything that he had not homered in more than a month. He had hit a few balls recently that he could not believe stayed in the yard. But Harper hit his first home runs since Aug. 9 in Saturday
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With benefit of hindsight, these teams won Trade Deadline
At the onset of the 1983 season, Cleveland traded an infielder named Jerry Dybzinski (career WAR of 2.0) to the White Sox for first baseman Pat Tabler. Five years later, Tabler was dealt to the Royals for pitcher Bud Black, who was traded to the Blue Jays two years later
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Nola aims to 'eliminate the big inning' as Phils gear for postseason
PHILADELPHIA -- Even after the Mets throttled the Phillies on Friday night at Citizens Bank Park, 11-3, the Phils still carried a commanding seven-game lead in the NL East with 15 games to play. It would take a miracle for the Mets to pull a 2007 Phillies.
Phillies to open gates 2 hours early for final 2 home weekends
Citizens Bank Park will now open two hours before game time for the Phillies’ weekend series against two division rivals, the Atlanta Braves (8/31-9/1) and New York Mets (9/14-15).
- Gates open 5:15 p.m. on Saturday, August 31 (game time 7:15 p.m.)
- Gates open 5:10 p.m. on Sunday, September
Castellanos, Phillies get last laugh in sweep of Rays
PHILADELPHIA -- Nick Castellanos loved the sweep, of course. But he loved how the Phillies swept the Rays this week at Citizens Bank Park, including Wednesday’s 3-2 victory. The Phils played without Alec Bohm and J.T. Realmuto for the entire series. They played more than half the series without Kyle
See where Wheeler stands in latest SP Power Rankings
Here at the Starting Pitcher Power Rankings, our season began with a Braves pitcher on top. Five-plus months and 12 polls later, with the regular season winding down, a Braves pitcher is back at No. 1. While would-be Atlanta ace Spencer Strider made only two starts before undergoing elbow surgery,
The Phillies' 2024 Roberto Clemente Award nominee is …
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Prospects we want to see in the AFL -- one from each team
We love the Arizona Fall League and can't wait to see several of baseball's best prospects face off against each other. The 30-game schedule begins Oct. 7, with the Fall Stars Game slated for Nov. 9 and the championship game for Nov. 16. Since the developmental circuit began play in
Harper sounds off after benches clear in Phils' win over Rays
PHILADELPHIA -- Nick Castellanos sensed trouble. He has played enough baseball to know when a pitcher might throw at a batter intentionally. He figured he might be next. He had just watched Rays right-hander Edwin Uceta implode in the Phillies’ 9-4 victory on Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park. Uceta
Schwarber hits record-setting 14th leadoff HR; OK after early exit
PHILADELPHIA -- Kyle Schwarber is an imposing force atop the Phillies’ lineup. They don’t want to lose him to injury, even for a day.
Phils reach 3 million in attendance at Citizens Bank Park for second straight season
Tonight, the Phillies reached 3 million in total attendance at Citizens Bank Park for the second consecutive season. The milestone was reached just as gates opened for the matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays. “Phillies fans are hands down the best in baseball,” said Senior Vice President of Ticket Operations
VOTE: Schwarber named Phillies' nominee for Roberto Clemente Award
The Roberto Clemente Award, considered baseball's most prestigious individual honor for Major Leaguers, annually recognizes the MLB player who best represents the game through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions, both on and off the field.
Clemens walks it off for Phils despite must-see HR robbery gone wrong
PHILADELPHIA -- Buddy Kennedy grew up in Millville, N.J., which means he grew up cheering for his favorite Phillies players in 2008. Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, Jayson Werth, Pat Burrell, Jimmy Rollins, Brad Lidge. Kennedy finally felt what they all felt in Monday night’s 2-1 walk-off victory over the Rays
Johnson's control eludes him as MLB debut goes sideways
MIAMI -- When Seth Johnson exited his Major League debut on Sunday afternoon, he and manager Rob Thomson had a long chat in the dugout. Johnson had been hit hard by the Marlins in the Phils’ 10-1 series-finale loss at loanDepot park, allowing nine runs on eight hits and three
Phillies climb to second in latest Power Rankings
Can you believe there are only three weeks left in the regular season? That means there are only three more Power Rankings with all 30 teams before we get whittled down to 12. There are only three teams who have been officially eliminated from playoff consideration so far: The Marlins,
Nola 'out of sync', but Stubbs provides pesky support
MIAMI -- Aaron Nola entered his 29th start of the season on a hot streak. Over his previous four games -- all of which the Phillies had won -- Nola had posted a 1.44 ERA with 24 strikeouts and just six walks. But Nola cooled off against the Marlins, getting
Here's the story behind Estévez's new save celebration
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Cy-worthy Wheeler backed by Phils' season-high 16 runs
MIAMI -- The Phillies were hit with a bit of an obstacle pregame on Friday. The Marlins’ starter, Edward Cabrera, was scratched an hour before first pitch with migraine-like symptoms. Having less than an hour to prepare for any combination of bullpen arms Miami was going to throw didn’t faze
High-flying Phils powered by most unique leadoff man in memory
There have been other great leadoff hitters, of course. There was the great Rickey Henderson, who never hit 30 home runs in a season, but did just about everything else on his way to Cooperstown. We have seen big leadoff years from Jose Altuve in 2021 and Mookie Betts in