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By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies acquired an outfielder, added a bulk arm to the roster and shook up their bullpen in a flurry of moves prior to Saturday night's game against the Yankees at Citizens Bank Park. The first move came earlier in the day when they acquired outfielder Kameron Misner
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- Unlike many aspiring big leaguers who take their career overseas, Brian Keller wasn't exactly struggling in the Minors. A 39th-round pick of the Yankees in the 2016 Draft, Keller had a 3.18 ERA over six Minor League seasons when he elected to go play in Japan for the
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- A couple of Cristopher Sánchez's Phillies teammates are suddenly right alongside him in the National League Cy Young Award race. Co-ace Zack Wheeler is 10-2 with a 2.16 ERA, 117 strikeouts and a 0.88 WHIP in 100 innings. Then there's Jesús Luzardo, whose 152 strikeouts rank second in
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies needed a game like this one. They needed Bryson Stott's early homer. They needed Alec Bohm's big two-out bases-clearing double in the third -- and Stott's two-out bases-clearing double of his own three innings later.
By: Paul Casella
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By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- Zack Wheeler is putting up some remarkable numbers this season -- even by his lofty standards. The biggest number to watch when he starts Monday night's series opener against the Marlins, though: Seven. That's how many innings Wheeler needs to pitch to officially qualify for leaderboards for the
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- Bryce Harper has been saying for years that he'd move back to the outfield if the right situation presented itself. Well, the Phillies are finally taking him up on it. The acquisition of Luis Arraez on Monday led to an overhaul of the Phillies' defensive alignment -- but
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- Interim manager Don Mattingly kicked around a few different ideas for the Phillies' new-look lineup. He toyed with the idea of having newcomer Luis Arraez hit leadoff. He thought about sliding Kyle Schwarber down to the cleanup spot. Ultimately, though, Mattingly decided on the following top four for
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- It's only one game, but the newest chapter of Phillies baseball could not have gotten off to a better start. Newcomer Luis Arraez did exactly what the Phillies brought him in to do. Bryce Harper cleanly handled every ball hit his way -- of which there were many
By: Paul Casella
PHILADELPHIA -- Interim manager Don Mattingly kicked around a few different ideas for the Phillies' new-look lineup. He toyed with the idea of having newcomer Luis Arraez hit leadoff. He thought about sliding Kyle Schwarber down to the cleanup spot. Ultimately, though, Mattingly decided on the following top four for
