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A look at the biggest issue the Eagles must resolve (opens the original)
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Right now, the Eagles are an average team with above-average talent. Look at their roster and count the number of All Pros and Pro Bowlers, then compare that to any other NFL team. Look at the roster and add up the guaranteed money on their biggest contracts, then compare that to any other NFL team. The Eagles are 2-1 mainly because their upper echelon talent has compensated for some serious issues deep from within – from scheme change, to depth at key areas, to aging, and more. Jalen Carter blo
This new Eagles offense will require time and patience – does anyone have that? (opens the original)
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It came at the absolute worst time, again. The second half had just started. Saquon Barkley ripped off a nifty 7-yard run to the right, the kind that have been few and far between for him. Momentum had already shifted toward the Eagles on Monday night in Chicago before the break. Jalen Hurts emerged from a quick but costly stint in the medical tent to lead the Eagles to their first touchdown, a crafty plunge into the end zone as the finals seconds of the half ticked off and as the confused Bears
Luis Arráez is not on the Phillies' NL Wild Card roster (opens the original)
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Despite some recent optimism that Phillies cleanup hitter Luis Arráez could return soon from his sprained left ankle, he won't suit up against the Braves in the National League Wild Card round. Phils manager Don Mattingly told reporters Monday that the All-Star second baseman, who finished second in the NL in batting average after having the lead until the final regular-season series, would not be on the team's playoff roster against the Braves. And apparently short on minor league depth, the te
The Phillies are calling Jesús Luzardo their NL Wild Card Game 1 'opener' (opens the original)
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Fresh off a 19-day absence, Jesús Luzardo needed just four pitches Sunday to get through the eighth inning of the Phillies' playoff-clinching win over Tampa Bay. While that was enough to retire the Rays, it seems it wasn't to convince Phillies brass that Luzardo can handle much more of a workload. Manager Don Mattingly told reporters Monday that his southpaw starter would "open" against the Braves on Tuesday in Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series in Atlanta. Rookie right-hander Andrew
Bill Giles, former Phillies owner and CEO, dies at 92 (opens the original)
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Bill Giles, a former Phillies business executive who later became executive vice president and then CEO, died Friday, the club announced. He passed away at his home in Gladwyne. He was 92. Giles, the son of former National League president Warren C. Giles, joined the Phillies in 1969 in the business department as vice president and was promoted to executive vice president three years later. In 1981, he was part of a group that purchased the team, serving as president until 1997 and then chairman
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