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This week’s Phillies mailbag looks at non-roster invitee Nick Martini, the most improved Phillie in 2020, and could the Phillies pursue Yasiel Puig?

In the latest Inside the Birds, Eagles Insiders Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher explain why the team’s statement about Jason Peters sounded vague and cryptic and broke down some concerns about the future of last year’s first-round pick, Andre Dillard.

This week’s Powder Blue Philadelphia Phillies Podcast looks at the Phillies lineup without Andrew McCutchen, the battle among Vince Velasquez, Nick Pivetta, and Ranger Suarez for the fifth starter’s spot, and we check in on Gabe Kapler.

With the Flyers riding a nine-game winning streak, the guys welcome aboard new members of the bandwagon that are jumping on to support the Flyers in their run to the playoffs.

The Phillies announced their first rounds of cuts out of 2020 Spring Training

Embed from Getty Images By Chris Morris, Sports Talk Philly Staff Writer The Sixers kicked off their final four-game road…

This week, the guys discuss the recent successes the Flyers have had, recap the trade deadline and the moves that were made, and look ahead to the playoff push.

According to Phillies manager Joe Girardi, the Phillies will be without Andrew McCutchen at the start of the 2020 season, though he is not far behind.

Mascot creator Harrison/Erickson responded to the Philadelphia Phillies and a new iteration of the Phillie Phanatic.

Referenced this week: The Phanatic is "new"; can the Phillies win the lawsuit? Phillies win J.T. Realmuto arbitration case Nick…

This week, the guys discuss another successful week for the Flyers, and also look ahead to Monday’s trade deadline and discuss any moves the Flyers should look to make before the deadline arrives.

According to Jim Salisbury of NBC Sports Philadelphia, the Phillie Phanatic is changing his look before the Phillies debut at home on Sunday.

Embed from Getty Images By Chris Morris, Sports Talk Philly Staff Writer The Sixers start their final stretch of the…

When the Phillies went to arbitration with All-Star catcher J.T. Realmuto, they felt they were being fair.  The Phillies offered $10 million,…

This week’s Phillies mailbag looks at Scott Kingery’s position, J.T. Realmuto’s prospects of a long-term deal, and trading for Nolan Arenado or Kris Bryant.

Phillies infielder Jean Segura expressed his regret and shared how Andrew McCutchen’s injury affected him in 2019.

Episode 1 of Powder Blue: A Philadelphia Phillies Podcast is OUT NOW!
– Houston Astros cheating
– Pitchers & Catchers
– 77 Wins?!

Four more games are in the books and it was an up-and-down week for the Flyers with the highs of a pair of wins against Florida and two rather frustrating losses against the Islanders and Lightning. The guys are here to break it all down.

Former Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. will assume a role on NBC Sports Philadelphia this season, reports Bob Brookover of the Philadelphai Inquirer.

Larry Bowa and others have suggested that players respond to the Astros cheating scandal with bean balls. New Astros manager Dusty Baker is asking MLB for help.

The Phillies made a trade Saturday, sending left-handed pitcher Tyler Gilbert to the Los Angeles Dodgers for outfielder Kyle Garlick

Mets GM Brody Van Wagenen took some shots at Phillies pitcher Zach Wheeler after he expressed disappointment the Mets ignored him.

Embed from Getty Images By Christopher Morris, Sports Talk Philly Staff Writer The NBA All-Star break gives every team a…

Phillies relievers David Robertson and Francisco Liriano each spoke about being present for the Astros cheating scandal in 2017.

The Phillies and Tommy Hunter are in agreement on a deal for 2020 and Hunter is in Phillies camp.

The Phillies have very few open jersey numbers heading into 2020 Spring Training

Claude Giroux’s struggles to put up points this season is no secret, though the Flyers captain had three points in a win in Washington on Saturday to reach 800 for his career. This week, the guys discuss Giroux’s struggles, among various other topics.

The Phillies head to Spring Training hoping that at least some of their many invitees will stick.

The Phillies will retire number 34 in honor of Hall of Fame pitcher Roy Halladay