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The free-falling Phillies arenât done yet: âWe have hope.â And it starts with Zack Wheeler on Sunday. (opens the original)
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The plastic sheets have been rolled up above the lockers in the Philliesâ clubhouse since Wednesday. Itâs like theyâre part of the decor. But theyâll stay there for one more day. Because a team that extends its season after the endurance test of 162 games in 185 days deserves to let loose. A playoff spot, no matter how itâs won, is worth celebrating. And somehow, someway the Phillies can still make the playoffs. Even after this Saturday Night Massacre â a 12-1 humiliation, in the rai
Phillies will need Game 162 to get into the playoffs, or complete their collapse after another loss to Rays (opens the original)
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Above each locker in the Philliesâ home clubhouse is a rolled-up sheet of plastic. They have waited there, lining the room, for the past four days, ready to be unfurled the moment the Phillies secured a playoff spot. But by Saturday evening, the Philliesâ fourth consecutive loss, the plastic and what it represents had become taunting. Even the old photo of Kyle Schwarber in his high school football uniform that had been taped above the door, presiding over the room for the last month, had be
Philliesâ bats continue to slumber as playoff chances take a hit with 2-0 loss to Rays (opens the original)
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The boos began in the first inning, when the team with nothing left to play for took the lead over the team that still had everything. With the best record in the American League, the Tampa Bay Rays have already secured a bye to the Division Series. Their final three regular season games at Citizens Bank Park were nothing more than a playoff tune-up, and perhaps an opportunity to play spoiler against the Phillies. The 40,133 home fans were already getting restless when the Rays hit three straigh
Jesús Luzardo feels good after bullpen session, âchances are goodâ he will return for the playoffs (opens the original)
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Don Mattingly tried to downplay it at first, but even he was unable to hold the poker face. âI mean,â he said, âit was a regular bullpen.â Everyone knew there wasnât anything âregularâ about the 30-ish pitches that Jesús Luzardo threw in the Philliesâ bullpen Thursday, the first time he pitched from a mound in 13 days because of inflammation in his left shoulder. And it couldnât have gone much better. » READ MORE: The Zack Wheeler conversation: Why he expected to thrive after
Philliesâ chances of clinching a wild card put on hold with 4-1 loss to the Brewers (opens the original)
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The cans of beer and bottles of champagne will remain unopened for now, and the protective plastic lining the ceiling of the Phillies clubhouse will have to stay rolled up at least another day. Because following their 4-1 loss to the Brewers, the Phillies were unable to clinch a playoff spot on Wednesday, regardless of what happened on the other side of the country with the Diamondbacks or Padres. So their celebrations will have to wait. When they departed Citizens Bank Park Wednesday evening, t
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