Phillies Falter Late As Pirates Complete Sweep

Marlon Byrd provided all of the Phillies offense with a homer and 2 RBIs in their 6-2 loss Sunday Marlon Byrd homered in support of a solid A.J. Burnett, but the offense as a whole was stagnant against Jeff Locke and the Pirates, whose 6-2 win Sunday marked the team's first sweep of the Phillies […]

Andrew Sifari  •  06 Jul 2014
Burnett Faces Former (and Future?) Club Looking to Salvage Game Three

The rumor mill has, without a doubt, been swirling in the last couple of days. While teams like the Chicago Cubs have already begun their fire sale, the Phillies have made but one minor trade. It is not a cause for concern, at least not at this point. As the July 31st trade deadline becomes […]

Andrew Gillen  •  06 Jul 2014
Outfield Shakeup In Near Future As Darin Ruf Is Activated While Sizemore Deadline Looms

  The Phillies outfield production has been consistent in 2014.  Unfortunately, it has been consistently awful.   John Mayberry Jr. (.219 average with .718 OPS), Domonic Brown, (.224 average and .596 OPS) and Tony Gwynn Jr. (.165 average with .499 OPS) have helped make the Phillies one of the worst offenses in the league out […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  06 Jul 2014
The Phillies Continue Their Funk With Trade Season Around the Corner

  #451740488 / gettyimages.com Yesterday, the Phillies (37-50) were blown out in game one against the Pittsburgh Pirates (46-41). Today, looking to stop the bleeding, Phillies sent rookie, right-hander David Buchanan (4-5 4.82 ERA) to the hill in what might be one of his last starts before being sent back to the minors with Cliff […]

Andrew Shipotofsky  •  05 Jul 2014
Greg Luzinski And Scott Palmer Don’t Believe In The Phillies Either

In the ninth inning, before Marlon Byrd hit a home run to bring the Phillies within one, two prominent Phillies employees checked out. Scott Palmer, who does public relations for the team, and miserable Aramark food slinger Greg Luzinski both apparently had seen enough. I caught this picture of the two of them leaving PNC […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  05 Jul 2014
Born on the 5th of July: Nerlens Noel’s Sixers Career

It's a bit strange to think that today's Orlando Summer League game between the Sixers and Magic is probably the second most exciting Sixers game of 2014 (the first definitely being the night AI's jersey was retired), but that's where were at. The Sixers are selling hope, Sixers fans are buying hope in droves, and […]

Rob Bauer  •  05 Jul 2014
Pierre Jackson Reportedly Ruptured his Achilles in Summer League Opener

One half of an exhibition into the season, and Philadelphia has already lost a guy for the season. Back up guard Pierre Jackson reportedly tore his Achilles in the first half following a collision near the scorer’s table. He had to be carried off the court by teammates Ronald Roberts and Ed Daniel. While down, […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  05 Jul 2014
David Buchanan Takes On Pirates as Phils Look To Tie Up Series

#450899336 / gettyimages.com Yesterday's series opener against the Pirates is one to forget. The Phils were out hit 13-2 and were outscored 8-2 to suffer their 49th loss. Falling to 12 games under .500, the Phillies have hit rock bottom. With 27 days left until the trade deadline, the Phillies will soon be (and hopefully) […]

Erik Seybold  •  05 Jul 2014
Offense Short On Fireworks As Phillies Lose Series Opener

McCutchen went 4-5, falling just a home run short of the cycle in the Pirates' 8-2 win Gerrit Cole (7-4) held the Phillies to one hit over five innings, and Andrew McCutchen finished a home run short of the cycle as the Pittsburgh Pirates took the first game of their series against the Phillies 8-2 […]

Andrew Sifari  •  04 Jul 2014