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5 thoughts about the Phillies: Aaron Nola's start, Alec Bohm's bomb and making history (opens the original)
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It feels sort of unexpected, that the Phillies are not only alive, but have some momentum with the third and final game of the NL Wild Card Series in Atlanta set for Thursday night. Just one win, and the Phillies can hop on a flight to Los Angeles to try and get revenge against the Dodgers for last season's NLDS failure. Before Game 3's first pitch, we have a few Phillies' thoughts we'd like to share: How are we feeling about Aaron Nola — named Game 3's starter earlier Thursday morning? In his 1
Instant observations: Trio of late solo shots revive Phillies season, force Game 3 vs. Braves (opens the original)
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Just when you think you're out, they pull you back in. After what looked like another managerial screw up of epic proportions, the Phillies clawed back to a win, 4-3, over the Braves in Atlanta Wednesday afternoon — keeping them alive and setting up a winner-take-all Game 3 Thursday in the NL Wild Card Series. Only three times in the (relatively short) history of the current Wild Card format has a team come back from losing the first game to advance. Only never — in their 100-plus-year history –
Instant observations: Mismanaged Phillies blow late lead to start playoff campaign (opens the original)
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The winner of best-of-three Wild Card Game 1 has gone on to win 21 of 24 times since the MLB tinkered with its postseason format. The Phillies tried to sew together a rusty Jesús Luzardo start and a ridiculous three-inning save from Jhoan Duran, but it didn't work as the Phils faltered 5-3 to put their season on the brink. With their ace Cris Sánchez set to take the hill for Game 2 Wednesday, there's still hope. But they'll need to buck history to keep their season alive. Here are some observati
Eagles Week 3 stock watch: Quinyon Mitchell makes a few plays, everyone else looks bad in Bears loss (opens the original)
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The Eagles were outplayed by a better team in Week 3 — a team with a 38-year-old third-string quarterback who looked like a Pro Bowler. After two close call wins over lesser opponents to start the year, it might be time to reclassify the Eagles this season. They might not, at least here at the end of September, belong with the likes of the Super Bowl contenders. They definitely don't belong with the Bears, who were not the least bit intimidated by Philly's star-studded defense in a 27-7 win in C
Can the Phillies really beat the Braves? (opens the original)
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Because of the way Major League Baseball has been scheduling the start of its season and playoffs, the Phillies technically need one more win to actually get to "Red October." With their Wild Card Round three-game set starting Tuesday in Atlanta, Game 3 of the series falls on Oct. 1. The Phillies must win at least one more game to make it to October — if they win two, they'll secure a best of five match up against the Dodgers this coming weekend. And who better to put the Phillies to their first
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