Phillies RHP Roy Halladay Evokes Memories of Freddy Garcia. Speaking of Garcia…

Watching the early blowup and early departure of Phillies ace Roy Halladay evoked a haunting memory from 2007.  In fact, the stats are eerily similar to June 9, 2007.   Although he only got five outs, the starting pitcher for the Phillies that day gave up six earned runs, and Charlie Manuel went out to […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  22 Sep 2012
Kendrick Dazzles Once Again in 4-2 Triumph Over Nationals

For a team that's 19.5 games back of their weekend adversary, they sure didn't play like it. Kyle Kendrick has left us Phillies fans speechless lately. In his last two starts against Miami and Milwaukee, Kyle went at least seven innings, giving up no more than five hits, and he did not allow a run […]

Danielle  •  24 Aug 2012
Kyle Kendrick Set To Open Up Three-Game Set With Division Leading Washington

The Phillies walked off (and out) of a four-game series with the NL Central leading Reds with a split. They salvaged a series loss last night as John Mayberry Jr. delivered a walkoff single to win it in 11 innings. Coming out of a set with one of the NL's best teams and being able […]

Sports Talk Philly  •  24 Aug 2012
Pregame: Hamels, Phillies Shoot for the Sweep

I always say the best way to turn a losing streak around is to trade 2/3 of your outfield. The home team has certainly shown up the past two games and they send Cole Hamels to the mound tonight to complete the sweep. I really want this one, myself. The Nationals got under my skin […]

Account Deleted  •  02 Aug 2012
Worley Tosses Seven Strong Innings; Schierholtz, Rollins Go Yard in 3-2 Win

  If it didn't sink in during last night's game, it definitely sunk in tonight: This is a new era of Phillies baseball in the outfield. Nate Schierholtz and Domonic Brown started tonight (Brown in LF) with John Mayberry, Jr. in center. As much as it hurts to say this, Shane and Hunter are an […]

Danielle  •  01 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
Phillies, Joe Blanton Host Pirates In Series Opener

It's pretty sad that it's almost July and the Phillies are still in last place. Sitting six games under .500 (34-40) and sitting 9 games behind in the NL East, it's really tough to see this team accomplishing anything great this season. The Phillies are coming off of a 2-1 series loss against the Rays, […]

Erik Seybold  •  25 Jun 2012
Former Phillie Brad Lidge Designated For Assignment By Nationals

According to the Washington Post's Amanda Comak, former-Phillies closer Brad Lidge has been designated for assignment by the Washington Nationals.  Lidge, 35, signed a one-year $1MM deal with the Nationals in the offseason. In 11 appearances (9 1/3 IP), Lidge is posting an 0-1 record with a 9.86 ERA and only two saves. Lidge was […]

Erik Seybold  •  17 Jun 2012
Who Are the Best Pitchers In the NL East?

It's not hard to tell that the NL East isn't going to be an easy breeze for the Phillies this year. The Nationals are serious contenders and not the joke of the league anymore, the Marlins are re-stocked and re-branded, the Braves haven't really changed a whole lot, and the Mets – well – they're […]

Erik Seybold  •  02 Jun 2012