All is well in Philadelphia as the Phillies look to return to Citizens Bank Park and take on the Washington Nationals in a three-game home stand. Philadelphia will look to turn their win streak to three games as ace pitcher Zach Wheeler takes the mound against MacKenzie Gore to open the series.
For the Philadelphia Phillies to be the team they're looking to be throughout the remainder of the campaign, they need to get healthy. Fortunately, that could be the case in the coming days, as left-hander Ranger Suarez is expected to join the team soon.
The Philadelphia Phillies took two of three games on the road against the Chicago Cubs over the weekend. It was a much-needed series win, and they are now 15-13 on the season.
Following the news that Ranger Suarez is close to returning to the Philadelphia Phillies’ starting pitching rotation, another All-Star left-hander might have just sustained an injury.
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It sounds like the Philadelphia Phillies shouldn't expect starting pitcher Ranger Suarez back from injury before the end of April. The following appeared in NBC Sports Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon: Suárez isn't likely to return to the rotation before the end of April based on the minimum two rehab starts Thomson was describing.
The Philadelphia Phillies are on the verge of getting their All-Star starter Ranger Suarez back from injury. According to Philly Sports Network’s Shaun
The Philadelphia Phillies' starting pitching rotation is as good as anyone’s in baseball, despite not yet being whole. They have not yet had the pleasure of deploying Ranger Suarez, who is working his way back to the mound after suffering an injury during spring training.
Philadelphia Phillies left-hander Ranger Suárez took a major stride toward rejoining the big-league rotation Thursday night, tossing a dominant three-inning rehab start for Low-A Clearwater.
The Philadelphia Phillies have recently received some good news on the planned return of their All-Star starter. So far in 2025, the Phillies have been fairly lucky on the injury front.
With the season underway for the Philadelphia Phillies, the franchise is focused on getting off to a hot start this campaign. It’s been so far so good
The Philadelphia Phillies put together a strong 2024 regular season, finishing 95-67 to claim a competitive NL East title. Though the club was eliminated in the NL Division Series, it enters the 2025 MLB season as a legitimate contender.
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Philadelphia left-hander Ranger Suarez will start the season on the injured list due to ongoing lower back soreness, Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski told reporters Monday at the team's spring training facility in Clearwater, Fla.
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FanDuel has set the Philadelphia Phillies over/under for 2025 at 90.5 wins. Last season they exceeded this projection with a record of 95-67. The all-around talent on this club makes it difficult to think that this team, with pretty much the same roster as in 2024, can’t win over 90 games yet again.
Ranger Suarez has been dealing with a bad back over the last week, and it seems like the Phillies will give the left-hander some extra time to recover by placing him on the 15-day injured list to begin the season.
The Philadelphia Phillies took down the Baltimore Orioles Sunday afternoon. Starting pitcher Ranger Suarez earned the win in the game. Suarez threw three strong innings, allowed one hit, one run and struck out two batters while not walking anybody.
Philadelphia Phillies All-Star Ranger Suarez wants to retire with the ball club if he could have things his way. According to MLB.com’s Todd Zolecki, Suarez
The Philadelphia Phillies won the National League East last year thanks to a great year from their starting pitchers. Zach Wheeler was a Cy Young contender, Aaron Nola was great, and Cristobal Sanchez was an All-Star.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Ranger Suarez is OK after fielding a ball with his pitching hand in the team’s spring training game against the New York Yankees on Tuesday.
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Ranger Suarez has been reinstated from the 15-day injured list by the Phillies.
Arguably the best pitcher in the majors through two months, he carries an MLB-leading 1.70 ERA over 74 innings. He has punched out 28.5 percent of batters faced while running an excellent 53.7 percent ground-ball rate.
The 28-year-old hurler has been among the very best pitchers in all of baseball this year with a sterling 1.75 ERA through his first eleven starts this season, trailing only Reynaldo Lopez and Seth Lugo.
The Phillies, who were leading 3-0 after two innings, pulled him from the game to start the third. The comebacker hit the left-hander in his throwing hand.
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