Roy Halladay Opens Up Series With Wild Card-Leading Braves

The Phillies barely walked out of their last series alive. Dropping the first two games of the last series with the Mets until September 17, the Phillies salvaged the finale under Kyle Kendrick yesterday and pulled out a win. Still seven games under .500, the Phillies have fallen back into inconsistent game play. Going 16-12 in […]

Erik Seybold  •  31 Aug 2012
Homer Happy Phils Crush Cincinnati, 12-5

Doc didn't have his best stuff tonight, but the stuff he had was still dominant. The Reds jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first. Jay Bruce doubled to bring home Zack Cozart, the first run, then Brandon Phillips scored on a groundout from former Phillie Scott Rolen. The Phils got on the […]

Danielle  •  20 Aug 2012
Roy Halladay Opens Up Series With Mike Leake, Red-Hot Cincinnati Reds

The Phillies are coming back from a road trip in which they went 4-3 against the Marlins and Brewers. Coming back to Citizens Bank Park for a ten-game homestand, the Phillies will be faced with an entertaining schedule. Tonight, they will open up a four-game series with the Reds. A three-game set with the Nats […]

Erik Seybold  •  20 Aug 2012
Cole Hamels Opens Up Series Against NL East Rival Marlins

The Phillies were able to prevent a series loss to the Cardinals yesterday as they came back from a 7-4 deficit in the 8th inning with Erik Kratz's three-run home run and came back to win it 8-7 in the 11th inning with a walkoff single from Juan Pierre. Closing out a nine-game homestand with […]

Erik Seybold  •  13 Aug 2012
Cliff Lee Searching For Third Win, Takes On Cardinals In An Effort To Take Series

Photo: Philliedelphia/Lindsey Crew Roy Halladay was great last night. The Good Doctor was on top of his game against the Cardinals. He allowed just one earned run, a second inning Carlos Beltran home run, over eight frames. Chase Utley put the Phils ontop in the eighth inning with a two-run shot to help secure Doc […]

Erik Seybold  •  11 Aug 2012
Halladay, Lohse Start As Cardinals Return To Philly For First Time Since 2011 NLDS

On October 7, 2011 the Philadelphia Phillies played in what could be their final "golden era" game. Best friends Chris Carpenter and Roy Halladay squared off in an epic Game 5 of the NLDS in an effort to push their teams to the next stage of the postseason. Carpenter was able to fend off Halladay […]

Erik Seybold  •  10 Aug 2012
Cole Hamels Gets The Nod In An Effort To Even Series With Braves

Last night was just another example of the 2012 Phillies. Poor play, no drive to play for win and the inability to hit with runners in scoring position. Vance Worley allowed four earned runs on six hits through 3 2/3 innings, but left early with what was later diagnosed by Charlie Manuel as "stomach issues". […]

Erik Seybold  •  07 Aug 2012
Halladay Masterful in Seven Strong Innings; Phillies Shut Out Arizona, 3-0

A quick and easy win, just what the doctor ordered for the Phillies. Roy Halladay took the mound tonight looking for a win amidst a string of losses, hoping to out-duel Joe Saunders, which, being Roy Halladay, shouldn't be an issue.  With Doc cruising, Erik Kratz provided a 1-0 lead in the third inning with […]

Danielle  •  04 Aug 2012
Nate Schierholtz Makes Phillies Debut as Vance Worley Looks To Give Phils Early Series Win Against Nationals

The Phillies may have traded two-thirds of their outfield yesterday after a dismal first-half of the season, resulting in a fire sale in the Phillie's front office, but they came right out of the gates last night and pounced on Stephen Strasburg to take game one of this three game set. After an 8-0 victory […]

Erik Seybold  •  01 Aug 2012