The Philadelphia Phillies have their backs against the wall with their postseason hopes in serious jeopardy. The Phillies hope to snap out of their late-season funk on Saturday when they continue their home series with the Tampa Bay Rays.
There are so many ways that one can describe this team right now. There is a lot of (rightful) negativity going at the team thanks to the supreme funk they have put themselves in, so let’s let it all hang out.
Another streak of strikeouts by a Phillies starter was created last night by Cristopher Sanchez, this one a bit shorter than what Zack Wheeler had. Sanchez struck out the last seven hitters he faced, three short of the ten Wheeler started his start off this week with.
It wasn’t very long ago that the Philadelphia Phillies looked to be in a great position to earn a playoff spot in the National League. The team was clicking on all cylinders, right in the mix for the No.
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Even when you’re watching on TV, you can tell the ballpark has no juice. The fans roared boos from time to time when the offense did nothing but there was just no energy the entire night.
The Philadelphia Phillies lost a great one in the family, seeing Bill Giles die at age 92 on Friday. Giles represented the franchise for over half a century.
The Philadelphia Phillies have no one to blame but themselves for the predicament that they are currently in. Heading into their final regular-season series against the Tampa Bay Rays, their Magic Number remains at two.
The Philadelphia Phillies open their last regular-season series Friday night at Citizens Bank Park against the Tampa Bay Rays, and the first news out of the clubhouse was not the kind a contending team wants to hear.
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With the Philadelphia Phillies wrapping up the regular season against the Tampa Bay Rays in the final series, the team is still not locked into a postseason spot, though it appears that they’ll be in the wild-card round.
The Philadelphia Phillies closed their series against the Milwaukee Brewers with a 5-1 loss on Thursday, dropping two of three games and turning attention quickly to the next test.
Trea Turner had a simple message for the Philadelphia Phillies after another frustrating loss left their postseason hopes unresolved. The Phillies fell 5-1 to the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, leaving them with three games remaining in the regular season.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jesús Luzardo took another important step toward returning for the postseason on Thursday. Luzardo threw about 30 pitches off the mound in his first bullpen session since being placed on the 15-day injured list with left shoulder inflammation.
The Philadelphia Phillies still have work to do as they host the Tampa Bay Rays for the final three games of the regular season starting on Friday night, and that work might be a little harder due to a key injury.
Phillies second baseman Luis Arraez was pulled from Thursday night’s game against the Brewers with a left ankle sprain, the team announced (h/t Matt Gelb of The Athletic).
The Philadelphia Phillies have not officially clinched a playoff spot, but the odds are heavily in their favor as the regular season enters its final weekend.
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Aaron Nola's turnaround is a big reason why the Philadelphia Phillies are on the verge of clinching a postseason berth. Nola will take the mound on Wednesday night when the Phillies continue their three-game home series with the playoff-bound Milwaukee Brewers.
Tuesday was a surprisingly big day on the managerial front. Andy Green and Chad Tracy had their respective interim tags removed by the Mets and Red Sox, with both signing three-year contracts.
Entering play on Tuesday, only 95 pitchers in MLB history had reached 2,000 career strikeouts. That was until Wheeler took the mound against the Milwaukee Brewers and reached the milestone that so few before him have been able to.
When Tuesday begins, expect the wild-card chase in the National League to become a free-for-all.
The Philadelphia Phillies‘ bullpen was expected to be a strong point of their ball club entering the 2026 season. The team signed Brad Keller, traded for Jonathan Bowlan, picked up José Alvarado’s club option, and returned the likes of Orion Kerkering, Tanner Banks, and Jhoan Duran.
The Phillies are optioning Orion Kerkering to Triple-A, reports Matt Gelb of The Athletic. Kerkering has been a key reliever for Philadelphia in recent seasons, but he’s struggled mightily since the All-Star Break.
Nola has made a strong turnaround in his last 10 starts.
The injury comes at an extremely unfortunate time as Luzardo's most recent start of the season was his best one.
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