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Alec Bohm hit the game-winning homer he deserved after remarkable Phillies turnaround (opens the original)
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Prior to the start of the Wild Card Series, I suggested that Alec Bohm was the key to igniting the Philadelphia Phillies' offense against Chris Sale. Not only does he hit lefties remarkably well, but he was one of few hitters in the lineup with a history of combatting Sale's remarkable raw stuff. Lo and behold, in his first plate appearance of the game, Bohm took a (very) high fastball from the Braves' ace and drove it to deep center field, barely missing out on a home run. It was a nice tone-se
Trea Turner ruined Don Mattingly's bold Jhoan Duran strategy that deserved a better ending (opens the original)
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Against all odds, it looked like the Philadelphia Phillies were going to pull it off. Jesús Luzardo gave them a heroic start after a multi-week absence, tossing five innings of one-run ball to keep pace with Chris Sale. A seventh-inning triple from J.T. Realmuto subsequently launched the team into a 3-2 lead over the Atlanta Braves. Then, Don Mattingly pulled out the big guns. All-Star closer Jhoan Duran took the mound to start the bottom of the seventh frame, signaling that he intended to go th
Why Alec Bohm will dictate Phillies' offensive tone vs. Braves ace Chris Sale in Wild Card Game 1 (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies took it down to the wire, but they made some important franchise history on the final day of the regular season, crashing the playoffs for the fifth consecutive year. It's only the second time the organization has ever accomplished the feat. Their reward for doing so? A crummy schedule and an even crummier matchup with Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves. The Phillies went 4-9 against their NL East rivals in the regular season, including three separate losing streaks of a
Phillies' trade deadline failure comes to roost with Wild Card Series roster vs. Braves (opens the original)
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The day of reckoning has come, and with it, the Philadelphia Phillies' official postseason roster for the Wild Card Round. There aren't too many surprises to be found here; the biggest one, that being Jesús Luzardo's return to start in Game 1, was announced previously. Maybe some will gripe about there being three catchers on the roster — none of whom have been particularly good at the plate this year — but in a series that will only go a maximum of three games, it makes sense to weigh the depth
Phillies made franchise history with World Series implications in postseason-clinching effort (opens the original)
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It took until Game 162, but the Philadelphia Phillies officially completed their improbable comeback this season, emerging from the NL East cellar in April to clinch a postseason spot in September. Much like their magic act under then-interim manager Rob Thomson in 2022, the organization rode his replacement, Don Mattingly, all the way to October. That campaign, of course, ended with Philly crashing the Fall Classic, a feat that would be even more impressive this time around if the 2026 iteratio
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