It’s Early – The Phillies Have Plenty Of Time To Turn It Around

People are so negative about the Phillies these days but there's one thing that everyone needs to remember: It's still early.   The Phillies could probably go to the World Series again if things all pan out.  Being all negative and saying the team isn't good enough is no help at all.  Here are my […]

George Suerius  •  27 May 2013
Sixers Coaching Candidate: Brian Shaw

Since Doug Collins decided to step down as the head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers over a month ago, there have been many names tossed around as to who will be his replacement. I wrote last week about the possibility of Houston Rockets' assistant coach Kelvin Sampson becoming the next Sixers head coach, but since […]

Blair Hopkins  •  27 May 2013
Rant: Finding the Floor

Today's ballgame inspired me to finally write what's been brewing in my head all season about your 2013 Philadelphia Phillies. Little mini rants would come into my head with every awful loss but they'd salvage some of my optimism with some good games here and there. Before it sounds like I'm going to fly off […]

Account Deleted  •  26 May 2013
How Bad Will Things Get in South Philly?

Harry Kalas would not be enjoying this season. The Phillies are not a good baseball team. Today's 6-1 loss was absolutely ugly, and dropped them to 24-26 on the season, third in the NL East on a day they could have pulled into a tie for second, and now sit seven games out of first […]

Rich Wilkins  •  26 May 2013
Cole Hamels, Stephen Strasburg Set To Duel; Both Seek Win in Rubber Match

The Phillies got even last night. Domonic Brown led the offense, hitting a home run in the second inning and driving in another run later in the eighth. The bats weren't the only ones who helped win last night – the bullpen had a good part in it too. The Phillies would use Bastardo and Durbin […]

Erik Seybold  •  26 May 2013
SYMPATHY FOR MICHAEL MARTINEZ

When Michael Martinez was called up to replace Chase Utley on the Phillies roster Thursday, there was pure outrage from the entire Phillies phanbase.  Twitter almost broke.  Why the editor-in-chief of this very website was sent into a psychotic rage. I think the igniting of torches and the sharpening of pitchforks was a bit much.  […]

Displaced Phan  •  25 May 2013
Jonathan Pettibone Aims To Even Things Up In Washington

The first meeting of the season between the Phils and Nats didn't go exactly as planned last night. Kyle Kendrick didn't have his stuff and was all over the place and thanks to a Ben Revere goof, the Nationals gained a lead in the fifth inning and ran away with it, 5-2. Taking the first […]

Erik Seybold  •  25 May 2013
Wilson Valdez Signs With The Camden Riversharks

On the two year anniversary of his pitching victory in the 19 inning classic over the Cincinnati Reds, (well technically tomorrow is the anniversary but the game started today in 2011), former Phillies utility infielder Wilson Valdez has signed on with the Camden Riversharks of the Atlantic League.  This comes after two failed attempts to […]

Account Deleted  •  25 May 2013
Revere Giveth, Revere Taketh Away in 5-2 Phillies Loss

Two young pitchers, both having recently become very formidable hurlers for their respective teams, took the mound for the first matchup between the Phillies and Nationals. Each would be taking on two of the worst offenses in all of baseball. For these reasons, we were destined to see an entertaining pitcher's duel between righties Kyle […]

Andrew Gillen  •  24 May 2013