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Why Zack Wheeler never imagined he would get to 2,000 strikeouts: ‘It’s pretty special’ (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — Three batters in, Zack Wheeler reached a big career strikeout milestone. A little over an inning later, he broke the Phillies franchise record for the most consecutive strikeouts to begin a game with seven. Wheeler’s first inning strikeout of Brice Turang was the 2,000th of his 12-year MLB career. He is the 96th pitcher in MLB history to strike out 2,000 batters. The last Phillies pitcher to reach 2,000 strikeouts was Aaron Nola on Aug. 8. He said after the game that he knew going
Aaron Nola’s best stretch in a long time continues in win over Mets (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — The Phillies got a fantastic Aaron Nola start at the right time. With a bullpen game on Friday, Nola was incredibly efficient in a 3-0 shutout victory over the New York Mets on Thursday night at Citi Field. It’s the 12th shutout victory on the road for the Phillies this year and 19th overall. It’s the most shutouts they’ve had in a season since they shut out opponents 21 times in 2011. The Phillies’ magic number to make the postseason for a fifth-consecutive season is 5. In six of his
Cristopher Sánchez, annoyed at early pull, gets back on track in win against Mets (opens the original)
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Cristopher Sánchez turned his back as Don Mattingly walked to the mound. Sánchez, with his pitch count at 98 in the seventh inning, had a runner on first and one out. But Mattingly wanted to go to rookie Alex McFarlane, his most trusted high leverage arm outside of Jhoan Duran. Sánchez stared into center field. He eventually looked over his shoulder and gave the ball to Mattingly. He screamed as he walked back to the dugout and shook his head as he watched the remainder of the inning from the du
Why the Phillies are not placing Jonathan Bowlan on the IL, the latest on Jesús Luzardo (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — The Phillies, at least for the next few days, will operate a man short in the bullpen. Jonathan Bowlan, who left Thursday’s game in the eighth inning with right groin tightness, is not going on the 15-day injured list. Instead, the Phillies will keep him on the roster to avoid losing him for a potential NL wild card series. Interim manager Don Mattingly characterized Bowlan’s injury as a “mild strain.” If it was earlier in the year and the Phillies could carry only 13 pitchers instead
‘You would definitely have to have good answers’: How Philly would react to Ketel Marte no-show (opens the original)
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Just a few hours before his team began the biggest series of the year against the Phillies, Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte took the podium in the media room at Chase Field to address a unique situation. On Aug. 17, Marte failed to show up for a game in Boston against the Red Sox. The Diamondbacks at the time claimed they didn’t know where he was. Minutes before first pitch, Marte was placed on the restricted list for not showing up to the ballpark. He eventually went back to Arizona to
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