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2 winners, 3 losers of Phillies' disastrous Game 1 meltdown vs. Braves (opens the original)
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Under the bright lights of October, the margin of error shrinks. The urgency is high, and sometimes bold moves need to be made. This is especially true in a best-of-three series like the NL Wild Card Series, and even more true when a team like the Philadelphia Phillies is taking on a hated rival such as the Atlanta Braves. These two clubs know each other well, and trying to break out of the mold of past tendencies and let stars be stars seemed like a great strategy. Ultimately, it ended in a dis
Phillies' Jonathan Bowlan trade just got cemented as a win despite roller coaster week (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies took a risk over the offseason by swapping Matt Strahm for Jonathan Bowlan. Trading away a battle-tested, productive lefty reliever for a 29-year-old who had thrown a total of 49 career innings over three seasons just for some marginal payroll savings seemed like overkill. Things started to make more sense once it came to light that the relationship between Strahm and the team had fractured. Then, it looked even better when Bowlan stepped up into high-leverage situation
Power ranking potential Phillies playoff opponents, from most to least fearsome (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies haven't locked up a playoff spot yet, but barring an epic collapse in the second half of September, the probability is high that we'll see October baseball. With that in mind, it's time to start thinking about potential opponents that the Phillies may face as they try to navigate the postseason bracket. For our purposes, we're only going to focus on the NL contenders that they may face. If Philadelphia makes the World Series, we can worry about AL opponents, but for the
Ex-Phillies outfielder Max Kepler has a wild theory about positive PED test (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Phillies had hoped that Max Kepler could solve their long-running outfield woes when they signed him to a one-year, $10 million contract in December of 2024. Except for a brief flurry at the end of the 2025 season, Kepler's tenure in Philadelphia was a disappointment. If Kepler's .216/.300/.391 line and 0.5 fWAR weren't bad enough, word came out in January that Kepler would be suspended for 80 games for violating the league's PED policy after testing positive for Epitrenbolone.
Phillies prospect Gabriel Barbosa's health crisis elicits support from MLB world (opens the original)
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If you're unfamiliar with Philadelphia Phillies pitching prospect Gabriel Barbosa, we forgive you. Barbosa wasn't on many radars when he arrived in the Phillies system after being selected in the minor league portion of the Rule 5 Draft in December of 2024. He last found himself on a top 30 list in 2023 when Baseball America tabbed him as the Colorado Rockies' No. 30 prospect and named him as the hurler with the best control in the system. The 24-year-old right-hander hails from the baseball des
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