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The Eagles waived international prospects Uar Bernard and Joshua Weru. Hereâs how they could return to the team. (opens the original)
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Vic Fangio wasnât wrong when he warned time after time that Uar Bernard and Joshua Weru â the two first-time football players who joined the Eagles this offseason â have âa long way to goâ and are âlight-years away.â The Eagles used a seventh-round pick on Bernard, a defensive tackle from Nigeria with off-the-charts athleticism. They signed Weru, a Kenyan rugby convert, as an undrafted free agent. Neither had played a padded football game before the Eagles and Ravens met in the fir
Eagles rookie wide receiver, first-round pick Makai Lemon returns to practice (opens the original)
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. â Makai Lemon is officially back. On Thursday, the Eagles wide receiver â who had been nursing a hamstring injury for over two weeks â returned to practice for the first time since Day 4 of Eagles training camp on Aug. 3. It was an eventful week for the rookie to return as the Eagles took on the Patriots in the second of two joint practices at the New Balance Athletics Center adjacent to Gillette Stadium. The 22-year-old Lemon was still limited on Thursday and he did not
How Luis Arraez helped save the Philliesâ offense | Marcus Hayes (opens the original)
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Whether itâs Kobe Bryant mirroring Michael Jordan or Joel Embiid mastering Kobeâs footwork, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery (which actually is the case for that aphorism, since Oscar Wilde borrowed it from Charles Caleb Cotton). The Phillies arenât exactly mimicking deadline light-hitting addition Luis Arraez, but his arrival on Aug. 3 has meant everything to a team that had the most disappointing offense in baseball through two-thirds of the season. The Philliesâ on-base per
Phillies taking caution with Bryce Harperâs move to the outfield; Alec Bohm has preplanned day off (opens the original)
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As Bryce Harper builds back up as an outfielder for the first time since 2022, the Phillies are remaining cautious with him. Interim manager Don Mattingly gave Harper a break from right field on Saturday against the Blue Jays, penciling him in the lineup at designated hitter. Kyle Schwarber made his third appearance of the season at first base, while Alec Bohm had the day off. Bryan De La Cruz started in right field. Mattingly thinks Harper has been fine defensively in a five-game sample in the
Andrew Painter expected to make his next start; Derek Hill avoided injury from collision (opens the original)
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The Philliesâ 10-4 loss to the Nationals on Wednesday was overshadowed by several injury scares. Andrew Painter left his start after just four innings with hamstring tightness, while Derek Hill exited with a bruised shoulder after crashing into the center field wall in the 11th. After both players were evaluated on Thursday, though, the Phillies were optimistic. Imaging on Painter came back clear, and interim manager Don Mattingly said he is expected to make his next start. » READ MORE: New P
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