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Phillies notes: Jesús Luzardo, Jonathan Bowlan updates; Thursday’s starting pitching plan (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — A week from the start of the postseason and the Philadelphia Phillies are still fighting to get in. They’re also fighting to get two of their pitchers back on the mound. Jesús Luzardo and Jonathan Bowlan are both progressing from their respective injuries. Luzardo is on the injured list with left shoulder inflammation. Bowlan is not on the injured list, but the Phillies are staying away from him as he battles a groin injury. “(Luzardo’s) continuing to throw and continuing to feel
Phillies offense comes alive late to salvage series finale against Braves (opens the original)
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Alec Bohm stepped to plate, runners on second and third with two outs in a tied game, against Braves left-hander Dylan Lee. Luis Arraez had just popped out on a first pitch for the second out of the eighth, and it appeared that the Phillies would falter with runners in scoring position again. But Bohm came through, splitting the gap between left and center field for a two-run double that put the Phillies ahead for good in an eventual 9-4 win over the Braves on Sunday that prevented a sweep. Bohm
Short on arms, Phillies’ bullpen falters three times in series opener against Braves (opens the original)
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The Phillies appeared to be without closer Jhoan Duran on Friday against the Braves and it was a very big problem. In a 6-5 loss in 11 innings, the Phillies had three opportunities to complete a win and just couldn’t find a way to get it done. Jonathan Bowlan blew a save in the bottom of the ninth inning. Chase Shugart blew a save in the bottom of the 10th. And, in the bottom of the 11th, the Braves scored two runs against Brooks Raley to walk things off. Bowlan’s blown save came after back-to-b
Don Mattingly expresses confidence in Orion Kerkering after reliever’s struggles continue against Braves: ‘He’s one of our better arms’ (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — With the Phillies down a run and the middle of the Braves’ lineup due up, interim manager Don Mattingly turned to Orion Kerkering in the top of the eighth inning to keep the game where it was. Kerkering has struggled in the second half, entering Friday with a 7.02 ERA in 20 games after the All-Star break. His struggles continued Friday in an eventual 5-2 Phillies loss to the Braves, dropping the former five games behind the latter in the standings with 21 games left to play. Kerke
After first time pitching at Citizens Bank Park, Gage Wood isn’t looking too far ahead (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — The first pitch Phillies top pitching prospect Gage Wood fired from the Citizens Bank Park pitcher’s mound Sunday was a 96.6 mph four-seam fastball. Athletics prospect Leo De Vries, one of baseball’s top prospects, swung through the pitch. Wood, the Phillies’ first-round pick from a season ago, fired three more pitches to De Vries before he reached base on a bloop single to left field. Wood started the All-Star Futures Game for the National League at the place he could one day cal
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