Athletics on the verge of wrong side of history after loss to Cubs OAKLAND, Calif. — The Athletics will have to win two straight games against the Chicago Cubs to avoid history. Tribune News Service · Apr 18, 2023
David Murphy: Don’t step on the shovel again: Phillies bullpen must be seen to be believed PHILADELPHIA — Relievers in the hot stove and oven mitts in hell. Some things are just easier to sell. Six weeks from now, the Phillies equipment truck will begin the long drive south to Clearwater, Fla. Following closely in the rearview mirror will be a storyline that’s as predictable as… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 7, 2023
Phillies reliever David Robertson off NLDS roster after celebration injury ATLANTA — David Robertson jumped for joy after Bryce Harper’s home run gave the Phillies an early lead in Game 2 of the National League wild-card series Saturday night in St. Louis. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Oct 11, 2022
Group stands behind Phillies domestic abuse awareness night, despite two recent players who have faced charges PHILADELPHIA — An organization that aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and help its victims defended its partnership with the Phillies on a domestic violence awareness night on Friday at Citizens Bank Park. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Aug 26, 2022
Where Mets’ Edwin Diaz’s amazin’ entrance music ranks on the top all-time best MLB closer entrance songs Is there anything better than Mr. Met playing the trumpet? USA Today Sports Media Group · Aug 9, 2022
Phillies complete four-game sweep in Pittsburgh with season-high 18 hits in 8-2 win PITTSBURGH — Sunday’s game went about as well as a game could go for the Phillies. They won, 8-2, completing a four-game sweep of the Pirates. Aaron Nola pitched another gem, finishing his day at six innings, six hits, one run, one walk and eight strikeouts. Interim manager Rob Thomson… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 31, 2022
Seranthony Domínguez saves the day for the Phillies after a five-run Pirates rally PITTSBURGH — Before the Phillies game against the Pirates on Thursday night, interim manager Rob Thomson told his players to not take their 40-58 opponents for granted. “Get the lead,” he told them. “Step on the gas pedal.” The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 29, 2022
Without Bryce Harper, Phillies bats go quiet in 7-0 loss to Rangers ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rangers’ first at-bat with runners in scoring position didn’t come until the bottom of the sixth inning. Marcus Semien hit a double off of Kyle Gibson to get on base, and Corey Seager stepped up to the plate and roped the first pitch he saw, a… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jun 22, 2022
Strong start, weak finish dooms Phillies in 7-4 loss to the Dodgers PHILADELPHIA — The Phillies scored early on Saturday, putting up more runs in their first four innings than they’d scored over their past 42, but they didn’t score enough. The Philadelphia Inquirer · May 22, 2022
Phillies exorcise no-hit loss against Mets with next day 4-1 comeback win NEW YORK — The Phillies left Citi Field hitless and humbled on Friday night. They arrived on Saturday afternoon with a different energy. J.T. Realmuto jokingly practiced throwing his fastball to Rhys Hoskins while the team took batting practice. Seranthony Domínguez and Jeurys Familia played dominoes in the clubhouse before… The Philadelphia Inquirer · May 1, 2022
Kyle Schwarber’s karmic double caps an offensive outburst for Phillies in 8-2 victory over Rockies PHILADELPHIA — It took only a few minutes Sunday night for Kyle Schwarber to calm down after blowing his top on national television over home-plate umpire Ángel Hernández’s strike zone. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 26, 2022
New Phillies pitcher Jeurys Familia says he’s ‘paid’ for 2016 domestic violence charge CLEARWATER, Fla. — In his first meeting with the media since signing a one-year deal with the Phillies, right-handed reliever Jeurys Familia told reporters he believes he “paid for what happened” after the incident between he and his wife, Bianca Rivas, that occurred in Fort Lee, N.J. in 2016. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 16, 2022
Marcus Hayes: Odúbel Herrera re-signs (yuck). Zack Wheeler might be hurt (yikes). Same old Phillies (sigh) The local nine this weekend added two meh players with domestic violence violations in their past, including the least popular player since Scott Rolen. They opened camp with lots of money to spend but with no new talent. And they discovered that their horse might be so lame that he’s… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 15, 2022