Back in September, it seemed unlikely to see Charlie Manuel doing what he loves best – being a part of the Philadelphia Phillies during spring training.
CLEARWATER, Fla. — It was a beautiful sight to behold. Charlie Manuel, the winningest manager in Phillies history, arrived at spring training in Clearwater on Wednesday.
It looks like Charlie Manuel will accomplish his goal. In Matt Gelb’s early January feature, over at The Athletic, on Manuel and his stroke recovery, Manuel detailed his goal to attend Phillies Spring Training this year — and to be speaking well enough at that point to do so.
Jimy Williams — who was Charlie Manuel’s right-hand man with the Philadelphia Phillies during the final two seasons of his professional coaching career — passed away last Friday.
The latest Charlie Manuel update comes courtesy of The Athletic’s Matt Gelb’s fantastic feature on the Phillies’ legendary former manager. Manuel suffered a stroke in September.
What’s the easiest way to see how much progress former Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel has made since his stroke in September? Apparently, it’s poetry.
Manuel tweeted a picture of himself watching the team’s playoff opener on Tuesday from a hospital room.
Legendary Phillies manager Charlie Manuel is on the road to recovery. Manuel, who suffered a stroke on Sept. 16, began physical therapy on Thursday in Lakeland, Fla., according to a team spokesperson.
When you’re a journalist covering Major League Baseball, you’ll likely spend more time with the team than your own family. That’s simply a reality of being a baseball writer.
The Philadelphia Phillies organization and fanbase were given a scare when news started circulating that former manager and club legend, Charlie Manuel, had suffered a stroke on Saturday.
Some more positive updates regarding former Phillies manager Charlie Manuel have been released over the last 24 hours. The Phillies broadcast announced during Monday night’s game that Manuel was moved out of the intensive care unit.
Charlie Manuel, who won the World Series with the Phillies in 2008, is making great strides in his recovery.
Former Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel is starting to communicate, two days after suffering a stroke while undergoing a medical procedure.
The Philadelphia Phillies provided some good news in regard to the health of former manager Charlie Manuel, who suffered a stroke on Saturday. "This morning, the Phillies received a positive update from Charlie Manuel's wife, Missy.
The Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday issued a statement regarding the condition of Charlie Manuel, who suffered a stroke earlier in the day. The Phillies’ statement said that fans were being asked to keep Manuel in their thoughts and prayers.
Former Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel, who led the club to the 2008 World Series title, suffered a stroke on Saturday. The club said Manuel, 79, was undergoing a medical procedure in Florida when he had the stroke.
The reigning National League champion Philadelphia Phillies may be eyeing one of the more sought-after starting pitchers on the international market.
The World Series has shifted to Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia for Games 3, 4, and 5. The Philadelphia Phillies rallied from a large deficit to take Game 1, but the Houston Astros busted out for five runs to bounce back and claim Game 2, evening the World Series at a game apiece.
As a team, the Phillies rank 12th in batting average, 10th in on-base percentage and ninth in the NL in runs scored.
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