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The only bullpen pieces Phillies fans should trust ahead of elimination game vs. Braves (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies aren’t dead yet. It may have taken 10 innings and a Herculean effort, but they managed to sneak out a victory in the second game of their best-of-three Wild Card Series matchup against the division-rival Atlanta Braves. A bullpen meltdown cost the Phils in the series opener, and given the sorry state of affairs their relief corps is, there aren’t many trustworthy options to go to. Let’s break down that bullpen and see who can be counted on with the season hanging in the
4 indictments of Dave Dombrowski’s Phillies roster that cost them heartbreaking Game 1 (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies blew it. What a surprise. A heartbreaking loss in game one of their Wild Card Series against the division-rival Atlanta Braves has fingers being pointed at Don Mattingly, Trea Turner, Jhoan Duran and the offense in general, but that analysis ignores the overarching problem with this Phillies team. Their problems always come back to one man: Dave Dombrowski. Unfortunately, the key weaknesses that sunk them on Tuesday once again put Dombrowski’s failures on full display.
Phillies’ Luis Arraez update provides sliver of hope ahead of playoffs (but he's off the roster) (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies have been making things so much harder than they need to be lately. A week’s worth of misery has completely screwed up any plans they had for the Wild Card Series, while ace Jesús Luzardo’s shoulder injury casts doubt on how deep he'll be able go into games. Worse yet, starting second baseman Luis Arraez went down with a sprained ankle last week. Arraez may have avoided a catastrophic injury, but unfortunately he won't be his normal self by the time the playoffs start o
Vlad Guerrero Jr.'s tone deaf quote about contract should ease Phillies fans' pain just a bit (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies have lit plenty of money on fire in recent years. Disastrous contracts for Taijuan Walker and Nick Castellanos ended in early releases, while mega-deals for established stars Aaron Nola and Trea Turner haven’t been much better. Phillies fans have every reason to be upset with management for the horrible job they’ve done allocating resources. Thankfully, misery loves company and Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. just gave them plenty of that. Guerrero has been
Phillies’ desperate Aaron Nola gambit shouldn’t inspire confidence for potential postseason run (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies are on the brink of a truly epic collapse, one that could have significant long-term ramifications for the club if it comes to pass. The final two games of the regular season will decide whether or not they sneak into the postseason by the skin of their teeth, or if they’ll go down in franchise history as the worst choke artists since 1964. The team isn’t trying to hide their panic anymore, as evidenced by the risky-at-best decision to start Aaron Nola on Saturday night
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