As we all know, the reason for the Phillies ending the city’s 25-year sports championship drought was not Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard, Chase Utley or […]
Cholly’s back! The Daily News reports that Charlie Manuel, the former World Series manager who was dumped mid-season last year, is returning to the Phillies […]
CBS Philly takes note that Phillies GM Ruben Amaro is feeling pretty defensive about his team’s ability to contend this year:
Melissa + David ~ Phillie Phanatic Highlight from EAV Productions on Vimeo.
From Wednesday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcKLiTHaEN0
The first major ripple from the Phillies’ new television deal with Comcast sees longtime television broadcasters Gary “Sarge” Matthews (seven years) and Chris Wheeler (37 […]
Will Franske and Anderson move to TV. @RobMaaddi #Phillies broadcasters Chris Wheeler, Sarge Matthews out. My story upcoming. — Jeff Blumenthal (@JBlumenthalPBJ) January 8, 2014
MLB.com reports that the Phillies and Comcast/NBCUniversal have inked a new 25-year television contract to begin with the 2016 season.
Thank you Major League Baseball and semi-random dancing Phillies employee for doing this. Particularly fantastic: The noise at the 00:50 mark.
Here’s Papelbon, a couple days ago, dressing up like a Christmas-themed dork. Fun! Makes you forget about the blown saves for two seconds. But Romance […]
In 2006, the Cleveland Indians signed a Dominican pitcher called Fausto Carmona born in 1983. In 2012, he was suspended by Major League Baseball for […]
MLB.com reports that Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. has debunked rumors he’s ready to trade away star pitchers Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels—presumably, based on […]
You’ve got to admire Jonathan Papelbon’s commitment to a bit: Awkward family photo. pic.twitter.com/7b3F9MRAUr — Ashley Papelbon (@ashpapelbon58) December 9, 2013
With the announcement of Roy Halladay’s retirement yesterday, I was reminded of Robert Frost’s bittersweet poem, “Nothing Gold Can Stay.” If you watched the ace […]
Definitely don’t call it a comeback. It turns out Roy Halladay’s brief return last September was really a farewell tour.
