We were all sad when reports surfaced last week that the Phillies would be trading Jimmy Rollins to the Dodgers. We even mourned him in […]
Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Chase Utley stopped by the Ellen show recently to surprise a 23-year-old superfan with cancer. Julie Kramer had no idea what […]
Although it’s not finalized yet, it seems Jimmy Rollins will soon be a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers. It’s good, in a sense, that […]
UPDATE: 5 a.m. Thursday The trade still isn’t official, but that is expected to change today. MLB.com reporters said completion of the trade is just […]
Former Philadelphia Phillie Dick Allen missed making the Baseball Hall of Fame by one vote. The 16-member Golden Era committee considered 10 candidates, none of […]
Former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Jayson Werth, a member of the 2008 World Series championship team, has been convicted of reckless driving and has been sentenced […]
Despite the lack of interest from other teams, Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon is apparently optimistic about being traded. He’s put his unit at the ultraluxury 1706 Rittenhouse on […]
Former pitcher Jamie Moyer is leaving the Phillies’ TV booth, saying he wants to spend more time with his family on the West Coast during […]
The Daily News has a big story today about Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard and his legal fight over money with family members. It’s a […]
Longtime baseball scribe Bob Nightengale of USA Today has a new report saying Cole Hamels would like to be traded. “Yet, if his world could […]
Last night on his Twitter account, former Phillies pitcher Curt Schilling (aka @gehrig38) got into it with some Philadelphia Phillies bloggers. They weren’t talking about […]
Six years ago today, the Phillies won the World Series. Here is what I remember: Hugging my girlfriend. Walking up to Broad Street and high-fiving […]
References to the Almighty God. Mentions of Jesus Christ. Bible verse citations. Heads up about heading into practice. Vague references to “grinding” and/or “putting in […]
A beautiful Indian Summer evening greeted guests Tuesday at the Philadelphia History Museum’s (PHM) first City Social fundraiser which was held in their garden. Formerly […]
