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Phillies need a Game 2 stopper -- and rock-solid Sánchez is just the guy for the job (opens the original)
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ATLANTA -- While most of the Phillies filtered down the tunnel toward the visitorsâ clubhouse following Tuesday afternoonâs stunning loss to the Braves, Cristopher Sánchez lingered briefly in the dugout. "I saw him at the end of the game," said Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber, "and it just looked like he was staring out there at the mound. So I think that he knows what he's going to be tasked with for tomorrow." That task is simple: Keep Philadelphiaâs season alive. It wonât be
Phillies look to finagle game plan vs. Sale in Game 1 (opens the original)
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ATLANTA -- Now that the Phillies have some idea of how their rotation will shake out against the Braves in the National League Wild Card Series, they can turn their focus toward their next task: Figuring out Chris Sale in Game 1 on Tuesday afternoon at Truist Park. The 2024 National League Cy Young Award winner put together another Cy Young-caliber campaign -- and a good chunk of that came at Philadelphia's expense. In four starts against the Phillies this season, Sale posted a 2.08 ERA and 29 s
Wheeler takes jab at Acuña after his 9-K gem bolsters Phils in NL East race (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA -- Is Zack Wheeler fully back? Well, if what he did in the fifth inning of Saturday night's 4-2 win over the Braves -- or what Wheeler said afterward -- is any indication, then the answer is an emphatic yes. At the very least, that classic edge that Wheeler pitches with was on full display both during his showdown against Ronald Acuña Jr. and in his postgame comments. It wasn't just that Wheeler got Acuña swinging to strike out the side in the fifth, but it was everything that led u
Sánchez reaches 200 K's for second straight season (opens the original)
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ANAHEIM -- Cristopher Sánchez has his sights set on bigger milestones than the one he reached on Saturday night in Anaheim. He wants to win a World Series. He'd love to be the Phillies' first 20-game winner since Roy Halladay in 2010. He hopes to win a Cy Young Award at some point. All of those things may happen -- some as soon as this year, even. For now, though, Sánchez will take pride in putting together yet another 200-strikeout season. He reached the milestone for the second straight year
Sosa slam! Pinch-hitter plays hero in Phillies' roller coaster win (opens the original)
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ANAHEIM -- Bryson Stott stood on first base staring out into right field in disbelief. He thought he had just hit a go-ahead three-run homer in the top of the ninth. Instead, he watched Angels right fielder Wade Meckler go over the wall to make a potential game-saving robbery. Stott took a second look as he walked slowly back toward the dugout. He stopped just before descending the stairs and took another look out to make sure Meckler truly caught the ball. “I was like, ‘What the hell?’ Then, I
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