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Tyrese Maxey lands on Timeâs NEXT100 list, with new Sixers teammate LeBron James writing his tribute (opens the original)
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Tyrese Maxey helped bring LeBron James to Philadelphia. Now, James is helping explain how the Sixers guard influenced his decision beyond sending a few text messages. On Wednesday, Time Magazine named Maxey to its 2026 TIME100 Next list, recognizing him among the worldâs most influential rising stars. His new teammate, James, wrote the accompanying tribute. âTyrese Maxey gets better every season, and heâs really just getting started,â James wrote. James pointed not only to Maxeyâs deve
The Phillies are forced to get creative with their pitching vs. the Braves. Will it work again? (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â In 2023, the Phillies came here for a playoff series with their best two pitchers unavailable to start Game 1 against a record-setting offense. It was difficult not to feel a twinge of déjà vu Monday, when Don Mattingly announced that Jesús Luzardo will start â âI should say open,â he clarified â Game 1 of a best-of-three wild-card series against the Braves. Luzardo should get down-ballot Cy Young votes for a 2.86 ERA and 221 strikeouts in 179â innings. But he has thrown
Don Mattingly would be âa little surprisedâ if injured Luis Arraez plays in Rays series (opens the original)
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The day after Luis Arraez limped off the field, unable to put weight on his left leg, the report from the Philliesâ training room was summed up with four words. âNot a great one,â interim manager Don Mattingly said. An MRI on Friday confirmed the results of an X-ray the night before: Arraez has a sprained left ankle. Mattingly said he didnât have specifics, including a classification (high or low) or degree of the sprain, but noted that Arraez was âstiff and sore.â âWeâll see if,
Philliesâ quest to clinch a playoff spot stalls again with 5-1 loss to the Brewers (opens the original)
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For the second straight night, the Phillies had an opportunity to close in on a playoff spot. And for the second straight night, the Phillies laid an egg instead. A stagnant offense and yet another late bullpen collapse doomed them in a 5-1 loss to the Brewers on Thursday night. Milwaukee secured its 100th win of the season, setting a franchise record at the expense of the Phillies. The magic number remains at 2. The Phillies will enter their final series of the regular season against the Americ
Kyle Schwarberâs grand slam caps off a big sixth inning in Philliesâ win over Astros: âItâs incredibleâ (opens the original)
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Alec Bohm leaned over the dugout railing and dropped his hat on the warning track. The Phillies relievers have a game they often play in the bullpen: If they think the player at the plate is about to hit a homer, theyâll toss their hat on the ground in front of them. Once in a while, the dugout joins in on the fun, too. Bohm, whose scheduled night off on Wednesday gave him a front-row seat to the Philliesâ roller coaster game against the Astros, decided to call his shot in the sixth inning j
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