In Milwaukee, the Phillies can reach their first big goal for 2024. Originally published on NBC Sports Philadelphia The Milwaukee Brewers? Sounds familiar. Aren’t they the team with the mascot that slides down a winding slide after hitting home runs? Also known as the Brew Crew? Used to be the Seattle Pilots? Used to be […]
Phillies beat Marlins, Wheeler strengthens Cy Young record originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia MIAMI — Rob Thomson does not have a vote in the National League Cy Young Award process. That privilege is reserved only for active members of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Which is probably best for the integrity of the […]
Bohm still can’t swing and could be out for more than 10 days. Originally published on NBC Sports Philadelphia MIAMI – After struggling with a strain in his left hand since August 29, Alec Bohm is now able to resume all but one baseball activity. “Swing,” the Phillies’ All-Star third baseman said somberly as he […]
MIAMI — Watching the scoreboard certainly isn’t what it used to be. Remember what it was like at Citizens Bank Park on the final day of the 2007 season, when a Phillies win and a Mets loss put the home team in the playoffs for the first time in 14 years? How New York, which […]
Phillies finish their best week in months with a walk-off win. Originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia In five of seven games of a difficult home stretch, the Phillies trailed by multiple runs in the fifth inning or later, but kept coming back to beat the Braves 3-2 in 11 innings on Sunday Night Baseball, […]
TORONTO (AP) — Kyle Schwarber’s third home run of the game was a three-run drive in the ninth inning that gave the Philadelphia Phillies a lead, and they beat the Toronto Blue Jays 10-9 on Tuesday night after allowing six runs in the first inning. “We’re proud of that. We make sure we never drop […]
When your starting pitcher walks the second and third batters he faces and both score… When your catcher visits the mound one batter later… If the number of errors your defense makes is equal to the number of home runs your pitching allows (two)… When, in the second half of the first inning, the frustrated […]
