Roberto Hernandez Gets Spot Start As Phils Eye Series Win Over Nationals

A.J. Burnett and the Phillies offense made their presence last night as they stomped over the Nationals 7-2 to even the series at one-a-piece. Burnett allowed a run over six innings en route to his second win. Behind home runs from Ryan Howard (3-run HR) and Cody Asche (solo HR) and RBI doubles from Marlon Byrd […]

Erik Seybold  •  04 May 2014
Collector’s Corner – 5/4/14

Topps Vault Serves Up Rarities Since 2001, The Topps Gum Company has made rarities from their archives available to the public through their eBay store – and more recently,  a memorabilia web store on topps.com.  Over the years, they have sold player contracts, final card negatives, test prints and rare photos that never made it […]

The Phillies Collector  •  04 May 2014
This Week in Flyers’ History: Week Ending May 11th

  #53126119 / gettyimages.com Mention the name Ron Hextall to any Philadelphia sports fan thirty years and older and you will get a response unlike most any other Flyer player in history. And that’s not only Flyers history, but in all of Philadelphia sports history. Why? Because when you talk about Ron Hextall, it’s hard […]

Mike Watson  •  04 May 2014
Burnett and the Bats Burn the Nationals

Ryan Howard's early homeun lifted the Phillies offense to a seven-run nightPhoto: Philliedelphia/Andrew Gillen Last evening, a first inning three-run homerun off the bat of Marlon Byrd was the single piece of production in Phillies loss to the Washington Nationals. As has been the case for a good portion of this season, the starting pitching […]

Andrew Gillen  •  03 May 2014
Report: MCW is NBA’s Rookie of the Year

Brett Brown said before the season ended that there is zero doubt in his mind that Michael Carter-Williams would be named rookie of the year. It looks like he was right. According to NJ.com, Michael Carter-Williams will become the first Philadelphia 76er to be named Rookie of the Year since Allen Iverson in 1997. The […]

Mike Angelina  •  03 May 2014
Burnett Seeks to Lift Phils From Losing Streak As Roark, Nats Oppose

The Phillies had a good chance at winning last night's series opener with the Nationals, but it didn't happen due to their imploding bullpen. Cliff Lee got the start against Stephen Strasburg and the Nats last night, going 7 innings and allowing two runs (one earned) on four hits. He struck out five and walked […]

Erik Seybold  •  03 May 2014
Sizing Up Sandberg: Skipper skips for strong alignment

It was a very, very short week for the Philadelphia Phillies, but for the team that recently reached the .500 mark, and dipped a game over, the decisions do not end. Despite only playing one game in four days this week, Ryne Sandberg still had some decisions on his plate to make. Sandberg, who I […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  02 May 2014
Bullpen Implodes in the Eighth Leads to Philles Loss

  #487866557 / gettyimages.com Tonight the Phillies sent Cliff Lee to the hill to face divisional rival, Washington Nationals. Cliff Lee entered the game 3-2 with a 3.29 ERA in six starts. Lee was opposed by Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg. Strasburg was 2-2 with 4.24 ERA heading into the night. The Game: The Phillies got […]

Andrew Shipotofsky  •  02 May 2014
Aces Set Up to Square Off at Citizens Bank Park Tonight

  #486580959 / gettyimages.com The rain has finally stopped and Phillies baseball is back after two long days off and only one game in the last four days. Tonight the Phillies start a three game series against divisional rival, Washington Nationals. Tonight will be a battle of ace pitchers with Cliff Lee and Stephen Strasburg […]

Andrew Shipotofsky  •  02 May 2014