John Lannan Makes Phillies Debut In An Effort To Split Series With Royals

Yesterday was just, ugh, I can't even talk about how discouraging and painful yesterday's ball game was. I don't even want to think about it. However, to give today's preview, you're gonna need some insight on yesterday's 13-4 loss. The Phils looked promising early on, amounting a 4-0 lead, but when Kyle Kendrick got into […]

Erik Seybold  •  06 Apr 2013
Nats Pitcher Gio Gonzalez: ‘I Felt Like I Was Making Love To My Hand’

Parents, hide your kid's eyes from this post…it's  a little over the edge of PG.   Nationals left-hander Gio Gonzalez had a fantastic season against Miami debut on Wednesday. While allowing two hits over six innings of scoreless ball, striking out five and walking two, Gonzalez also added a home run himself in the 3-0 […]

Erik Seybold  •  04 Apr 2013
The Moment of Truth Is Upon Us: Roy Halladay Makes 2013 Debut Against Paul Maholm, Braves

(Photo: Philliedelphia/Lindsey Crew) The Phillies didn't necessarily start the season off on a good note, but it doesn't really matter because there are 161 games left to play. Cole Hamels was un-Cole-Hamels-like on Monday, getting tagged for five earned runs on seven hits. The Braves took Hamels deep three times in his first Opening Day start […]

Erik Seybold  •  03 Apr 2013
Phils Take A Break From Grapefruit Action, Take On Dominican Republic In Exhibition Match

The Phillies proved stronger than their Keystone rival Pittsburgh Pirates in yesterday's game, as the Phillies pulled out a 5-0 win. John Lannan pitched superb in his second start of the spring. The left-hander tossed three innings of one-hit ball against the Pirtates while striking out two. With that win, the Phillies pulled to .500 […]

Erik Seybold  •  05 Mar 2013
Kendrick, Phillies Look To Play Spoiler For Nats In Season Series Finale

Who in their right minds would think that the Washington Nationals, yes the team that has been the laughing stock of Major League Baseball for the past seven seasons, would be in first place in their division with a 96-63 record?  Not me. The Nationals can clinch the NL East for the first time in […]

Erik Seybold  •  01 Oct 2012
With Wild Card Elimination Number at 3, Kendrick, Phils Take On Rival Nats

Even after last night's 6-3 rout over the NL East-leading Nationals, the Phillies remain 5 1/2 games out of the Wild Card standings. With eight games left in the regular season, the Phillies basically have to go 8-0 to have a shot. Even if they do go undefeated the rest of the season they still […]

Erik Seybold  •  26 Sep 2012
Cole Hamels Seeks to Put Phillies Back On Winning Track In Houston

Last night, the Phils dropped their first game in over a week, snapping a seven-game win streak, and propelling them back four games in the Wild Card race. In the early goings, it looked like the Phillies victory: a four-run lead against a pathetically weak offense in the Astros. Nope. The Astros would slowly come […]

Erik Seybold  •  14 Sep 2012
Roy Oswalt Update: Why Phillies Fans Should Be Grateful He Didn’t Re-Sign Here

Roy Oswalt may have signed with a contending team, but he himself hasn't really helped.  The 35 year-old veteran signed a one-year contract worth $5,000,000 with the Texas Rangers in early June. Declining the Phillies' higher-waged offer, Oswalt decided to pitch where he pitched almost his entire career: Texas. So far, Oswalt is 4-6 with […]

Erik Seybold  •  13 Sep 2012
Phillies, Tyler Cloyd Look To Keep Winning-Streak Going In Houston

Let's face it. The Phillies are red hot. With yesterday's win the Phillies inched closer to the Wild Card. Cliff Lee fell behind in the sixth, but Jimmy Rollins and his red-hot bat brought the Phils back and helped them overcome the Marlins. After a six-game homestand sweep against the Rockies and Marlins, the Phillies […]

Nicole Giordano  •  13 Sep 2012