Ugly Seventh Inning and Bullpen Meltdown Lead to 7-6 Loss Against Houston

This was a must-win for the Phillies, no doubt about that. Being three games back in the second wild card spot with 16 left to play, the Phils had to beat the last-place, worst in MLB Astros.  Luckily, the Phils backed up Roy Halladay with some early offense. In the top of the first inning, […]

Danielle  •  16 Sep 2012
Lee, Johnson Battle in Pitcher’s Duel, Phillies Push to Seven Straight Wins

Last night's wacky 9-7 win must have exhausted the Phillies, as well the Marlins. On a travel day, this evening's game got underway at 4:05, so the two teams had to battle some nasty shadows. Unfortunately for the Fish, they also had to battle Cliff Lee. Let's skip ahead to the sixth inning with the […]

Danielle  •  12 Sep 2012
Fifteen-Hit Night Leads to 9-7 Win Over Marlins, Phillies Back at .500 Baseball

The Phillies are playing some exciting baseball right now, no doubt about that. Winning the wild card isn't too out of the question, but the Phillies are making it look more and more likely with the way they've been hitting the ball.  The Phils scored first tonight in the first inning. With the bases loaded, […]

Danielle  •  11 Sep 2012
Tyler Cloyd, Phillies Eye Sweep of Rox In Game Two Of Doubleheader

The Phillies did it again this afternoon as they took game two of this three-game series in walkoff fashion. John Mayberry Jr. delivered the game-winning single in the bottom of the ninth to give the Phils their second 3-2 win, as well as walkoff win, over the Rockies this weekend. Cole Hamels tossed seven strong […]

Erik Seybold  •  09 Sep 2012
Did the Phillies Make Team History Today? Five African American Players Started

It was 1947 that Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in baseball, but it took a while for our Phillies to break their own color barrier.   The Phillies never had any African-American players until 1957 when John Kennedy, formerly of the Negro leagues, joined the club.  Only two teams, the Detroit Tigers and Boston […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  05 Sep 2012
Offense Slumps in 2-1 Loss to Reds

The Phillies scored first tonight in Cincy thanks to a bases-loaded walk from Dom Brown which forced in Chase Utley. 1-0 Phils in the fourth. In the following inning, Jimmy Rollins collected hit no. 2,000 of his career with a double down the right field line. He's the fourth Phillie in franchise history to have […]

Danielle  •  04 Sep 2012
Cloyd K’s Nine in Impressive Outing; Rollins, Mayberry Homer in 4-2 Win Against Reds

The Phillies were looking to brush off last night's tough walk-off loss that Chipper Jones and the Braves served up. It wasn't a happy flight to Cincinnati, but that wouldn't stop the Phils from fighting this afternoon. Tyler Cloyd in his second major league start looked magnificent this afternoon. Through seven innings, he allowed just […]

Danielle  •  03 Sep 2012
Lee Tosses Seven Strong, Picks Up Fourth Win; Phillies Defeat Braves, 5-1

Cliff Lee won his fourth game of the season this evening against the Atlanta Braves. Lee pitched a masterful outing of seven innings, allowing just five hits, walking one, and striking out five.  Lee was taken out after seven after reporting a tight hamstring. Lee later said it was not anything serious, just a cramp.  […]

Danielle  •  01 Sep 2012
Home Runs by the Half-Dozen; Phillies Trounce Braves in Extras, 8-5

When the Phillies have a weekend pitching staff of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, and Cole Hamels, you know it's bound to be a winning series, or maybe a sweep against the Atlanta Braves.  All started out swiftly for the Phils. Ryan Howard put up the game's first run in the top of the second with […]

Danielle  •  31 Aug 2012