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4 Phillies under the most pressure ahead of season-defining Game 3 vs. Braves (opens the original)
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They did it. After a heartbreaking 5-3 defeat to the Atlanta Braves in Game 1 of the Wild Card series on Tuesday, heroics from Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper, Alec Bohm and Andrew Painter saved the season. The Wild Card series now shifts to a rubber match on Thursday, and it will be for all of the marbles. Trea Turner immediately comes to mind as a Phillies bat that needs to step up on Thursday. Sure, he led off Game 2 with a double, but every dog has its day. His two-bagger aside, Trea is 0-for-7
Breakout Phillies prospect Bryan Rincon receives high praise that'll make Mets fans nervous (opens the original)
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For all the talk of Aidan Miller as a future Phillies star at shortstop, there’s another infielder in the Phillies’ farm system who earned quite the compliment to end the season. Miller, the Phillies’ No. 2 prospect according to MLB.com, recently went on record to compare No. 4 prospect and infielder Bryan Rincon to a shortstop who’s had plenty of success in the majors. "To see his development where it's gotten to, it's been really special to watch. He's like a mini-Francisco Lindor out there,”
MLB insider gives Phillies fans the playoff fuel they're looking for after Jesús Luzardo complete game (opens the original)
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If his 2026 MLB season didn’t confirm it already, analysts agree that Jesús Luzardo is a certified beast and that the Phillies rotation is not to be taken lightly. On SportsCenter, MLB insider Buster Olney followed Luzardo's gem vs. Atlanta by going on record with his statement that the Phillies' starting rotation could be the most dangerous in the postseason. If that isn’t enough to get you excited for the playoffs, I don’t know what will. Watching the Phillies’ third starter carve up the Brave
Braves' Ronald Acuña Jr. heightens tensions with home run trot that enraged Phillies' crowd (opens the original)
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Hey, Ronald Acuña Jr., Phillies fans know you're a good player. You don’t have to rub it in our faces. As customary for any star player that comes into Citizens Bank Park, the boo birds will come out heavily once their name is read by public address anouncer Dan Baker in the starting lineup and when they’re up to bat. It's the city’s sign of respect. But when you show off the crowd after you hit a home run with your childish taunts to the fans, your silly flapping bird arms rounding the bases or
3 Phillies prospects who won't be called up in September, but could have major impact in 2027 (opens the original)
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With September on the horizon, prospects all over the 30 MLB farm systems have their cell phone ringers on, anxiously awaiting a potential call to the majors. On the first of the month, MLB rosters will expand from 26 players to 28, which gives teams the opportunity to promote their top prospects to get a taste of the big leagues. For the Phillies, however, it does not seem likely that their biggest names will be in consideration for a late-summer elevation. With the Phils in a division race, it
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