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Bohm and Stott stay scorching hot as Phillies secure series over Marlins (opens the original)
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The Phillies’ current hot stretch, in which they’ve won seven of nine and repositioned themselves as the second National League Wild Card team, has been driven by a rejuvenated offense. Luis Arraez rediscovering his groove, which included three more hits on Tuesday night, has helped, as has Bryce Harper walking 16 times in those nine games. Kyle Schwarber has popped a few homers, and Justin Crawford has been turning the lineup over with some production. Arguably no development has been as impact
Field of Dreams Game a well-timed newest chapter in the Phillies’ long lineup of MLB Jewel Events (opens the original)
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DYERSVILLE, Iowa – Perched on the bench in the first-base dugout during Phillies batting practice, Dave Dombrowski looked out at the Field of Dreams — the analog scoreboard, the fake wooden fences, the barn-shaped batter’s eye. New things don’t come around too often for him, 48 years into his pro baseball career. But in the middle of a cornfield in Iowa, here was one. “It’s one of those that kind of gives you goosebumps, actually,” the Phillies’ president of baseball operations told Phillies Nat
Heaven? Iowa is more than fine for Schwarber, Nola and victorious Phillies at Field of Dreams: ‘Once in a lifetime’ (opens the original)
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DYERSVILLE, Iowa – Kyle Schwarber was born and raised in Ohio. He played college ball at the University of Indiana. He had short stints with the Iowa Cubs and spent six seasons with their major-league affiliate in Illinois. His two long homers into the cornfields of Iowa on Thursday night should, therefore, come as a surprise to no one. Playing here 37 years after the “Field of Dreams” movie came out, the script Schwarber followed felt straight out of a movie — one he might not have even dreamed
From early ‘catch’ memories to managing together, ‘Field of Dreams’ gives Phillies another chance to recognize fathers and sons (opens the original)
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DYERSVILLE, Iowa — Yes, ”Field of Dreams” is a movie about baseball. It is about a cornfield and an ambitious project. It is, tangentially, about the 1919 Chicago Black Sox. But more than anything, “Field of Dreams” is about a father and a son. Ray Kinsella, the main character played by Kevin Costner, builds the field in the middle of his cornfield for reasons unbeknownst to him at the time, beyond an unidentified whisper that promises “if you build it, he will come.” The first ghostly individua
After Wheeler’s off night, Duran’s blown save piles on to brutal opener in Miami (opens the original)
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The Phillies kicked the ball around, again. Jhoan Duran blew his first multi-run save opportunity as a Phillie. The Marlins needed one attempt against the Phillies to snap their losing streak at 12. Arguably of greater importance: Zack Wheeler had just about nothing. His velocity was significantly down. His stuff was down. He lasted just three innings. Neither the five runs nor the six hits allowed matter as much as how they happened. Wheeler’s four-seam fastball was down 1.7mph; his cutter 2.1m
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