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Luis Arraez improving but not on Philliesâ wild-card roster; Otto Kemp takes his place (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â While celebrating with his team in the clubhouse postgame on Sunday, Luis Arraez was wearing a walking boot, protected by a plastic bag wrapped around it. The Phillies second baseman continues to get positive updates on his sprained left ankle, according to interim manager Don Mattingly, but not positive enough to be included on the wild-card roster. The full list, which is expected be released ahead of Tuesdayâs Game 1, will include Otto Kemp in Arraezâs place. âWe still get i
Jesús Luzardo will start Game 1 for Phillies; Andrew Painter could follow out of bullpen (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â While Jesús Luzardo was warming up in the bullpen on Sunday in Tampa, Fla., to face hitters for the first time in 20 days, J.T. Realmuto was taking swings in the indoor batting cage. The catcher was preparing for his next at-bat against the Rays in the Philliesâ eventual 7-3 win, which clinched a berth to the National League wild-card series against the Braves. While he was at the batting cage, Realmuto took a peek at the screen displaying the bullpen feed. What he saw wasnât go
Jesús Luzardo returned â as a reliever, and heâll give the Phillies âwhatever they needâ in the playoffs (opens the original)
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The glasses that Jesús Luzardo wears on the mound, and nowhere else, are one of his many superstitions. The Phillies lefty has said in the past that they are nonprescription, and he only wears them because he has pitched poorly without them. Earlier this season, he shuffled through different walk-out songs â âJesus Walksâ by Kanye West, then âThe Chainâ by Fleetwood Mac â as he went through a rough stretch of starts, finally settling on the Philly-centric âDreams and Nightmares.â
The Phillies exhale in avoiding disaster to clinch a playoff spot in Game 162 (opens the original)
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On a clear June evening in Washington earlier this year, the Phillies were down to their final strike of the game. Improbably, unbelievably, they pulled off an eight-run comeback anyway. A night later, they did it again, needing only two runs that time. On an August night in Anaheim, Calif., there were two outs in the ninth when Edmundo Sosa hit a go-ahead grand slam. The Phillies have failed many times this year. There have been cold spells, blown leads, perplexing errors, and losing streaks, t
Phillies pitcher Jesús Luzardo is playing it âsmartâ by not playing through his nagging shoulder stiffness (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â If Jesús Luzardo had his way, he would have pitched on Saturday. The Phillies left-hander was scratched from his scheduled start against the Braves due to left shoulder stiffness. As the calendar flipped to September and the innings started to pile up, Luzardo said he started feeling sore, and it worsened after his two-hit shutout against Atlanta on Sept. 7. An MRI on Friday evening revealed no structural damage, and Luzardo said if needed, he would have taken the ball and felt conf
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