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Ross D. Franklin

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Ross D. Franklin / AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin

    Phillies waste Andrew Painter’s gem to end win streak at six: ‘We didn’t really do enough to win’ (opens the original)

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    For seven shutout innings on Wednesday, Andrew Painter did his part against the Diamondbacks to preserve the scoreless tie. But Arizona catcher James McCann ambushed the first pitch thrown by reliever Jonathan Bowlan in the eighth inning for a go-ahead home run in the 1-0 Phillies loss. The Phillies offense didn’t back up the rookie right-hander’s performance, despite it being a bullpen game for Arizona. With just three hits for each team, the margin of error for the pitchers was razor-thin.

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Ross D. Franklin / AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin

    Bryce Harper stays hot as Phillies win sixth straight to take over top NL wild-card spot (opens the original)

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    PHOENIX — After a blazing August, Bryce Harper stayed red-hot on the first day of September. The Phillies right fielder posted a .333 batting average and 1.069 OPS last month, and kept things rolling on Tuesday with a 4-for-4 game against the Diamondbacks. Harper delivered four singles and drew a walk in the 7-1 win over Arizona, the Phillies’ sixth in a row. With the victory, and thanks to the Cubs’ loss to Milwaukee a few hours earlier, the Phillies moved into sole possession of the top

  3. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Ross D. Franklin / AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin

    Alex McFarlane, who ‘doesn’t really pitch like a rookie,’ helps preserve a 2-1 Phillies win over Diamondbacks (opens the original)

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    PHOENIX — As the Diamondbacks’ next hitter stepped into the batter’s box, catcher Garrett Stubbs studied Alex McFarlane. Looking across the mound, he could see no hint of fear or nerves in the rookie reliever. Even in a one-run game in the sixth inning, even with two inherited runners looming behind him, even with eight-time All-Star Nolan Arenado setting up at the plate. “In that moment, you look out at him,” Stubbs said, “and he didn’t show anything but wanting to attack the zone

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