Into the Sunset: If this was it, it was Hollywood ending for Hamels

  View image | gettyimages.com When Cole Hamels took the mound on Saturday afternoon in Chicago, there were many storylines. It could the last time Hamels pitches in a Phillies uniform. However, in his last two starts, he struggled. Was something wrong with the left-hander? Was he hurt? At the same time, scouts from across […]

Kevin Durso  •  26 Jul 2015
Franco’s blast forces extras, Phillies walk off on error

  View image | gettyimages.com A line-drive single by Maikel Franco marked the Phillies first hit of the night. It was the seventh inning. When Franco stepped to the plate again in the ninth, he had a chance to be a hero for the second straight night. He delivered. Franco capped a four-run comeback for […]

Kevin Durso  •  03 Jun 2015
Harper, Gonzalez lead Nationals past Phillies

  View image | gettyimages.com Trailing in a one-run game, the Phillies opted to bring in Jake Diekman to face Bryce Harper with two outs and a runner on third. Harper singled and Ryan Zimmerman followed with an RBI double. Ballgame. The Phillies could not rebound from the move as the Nationals claimed a 4-1 […]

Kevin Durso  •  24 May 2015
Carpenter, Adams, Holliday help Cardinals roll past Phillies

  View image | gettyimages.com The struggle continued for David Buchanan on Thursday. The Cardinals 2-3-4 hitters – Matt Carpenter, Matt Holliday and Matt Adams – for seven hits, six runs scored and six RBI as the Cardinals continued to pound the Phillies with consistent offense. A three-run first inning deficit was erased, but only […]

Kevin Durso  •  30 Apr 2015
Duda, Mets back Harvey in win over Phillies

  View image | gettyimages.com Tuesday night's game in New York featured a little bit of everything. Citi Field has a playoff feel to it as Mets ace Matt Harvey took the mound for his first home start since 2013. The Phillies managed to stay in the game for most of the night, another moral […]

Kevin Durso  •  14 Apr 2015
Halladay Strong in Two Innings; Phillies, Tigers End Game in 5-5 Tie After Ten Innings

Photo courtesy of Jack Kasten Day two of spring training games brought about quite a match-up, Roy Halladay vs. Justin Verlander and the Detroit Tigers. Doc had no problems in the first inning, dealing through Austin Jackson, Torii Hunter, and Miguel Cabrera perfectly. In the bottom of the second, Doc struck out Prince Fielder to […]

Danielle  •  24 Feb 2013
Darin Ruf Homers Twice in 4-2 Loss to Nationals

Anyone still watching out there? The Nationals have clinched the National League East. All that's left to do now is finish these next two games. For the Phillies, all they're trying to do is end the season with a few more wins. Tyler Cloyd was originally scheduled to start tonight's ballgame in Washington, but due […]

Danielle  •  02 Oct 2012
Nationals Top Phillies, 7-3; Phils Drop Final Home Game of the 2012 Season

If this is how the Nationals are going to play in the postseason, then the rest of the National League playoff contenders better watch out. The Phillies fell victim again to the Nats tonight in the final home game of the 2012 season. The Phils may be looking powerful as of late, but they were […]

Danielle  •  27 Sep 2012
Halladay Exits Early, Phillies Struggle in 8-2 Loss to Braves

The Phillies have put themselves into a position in the second wildcard race where a series like this is a must-win. In fact, the next 11 games are all must-wins. They hoped Roy Halladay could help them continue their winning streak, but it wouldn't be that simple. In the top of the first inning, Jason […]

Danielle  •  22 Sep 2012