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Aaron Nola delivered one his best outings of the year against the Twins at the Field of Dreams Game, perhaps resetting expectations for his role with the Phillies down the stretch.
Kyle Schwarber performed on a grand stage in Iowa for the MLB Field of Dreams Game. On top of hitting two homers, Schwarber made light with a story of his apparent buying spree before the game.
With only 40 games left in the regular season, the Phillies don’t have much time left to right the ship. Let’s take a look at a few changes that need to be made before it’s too late.
The Phillies vs. Twins Field of Dreams Game may be threatened by a rainout and scary weather forecast.
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The Phillies are getting ready to take on the Minnesota Twins in the Field of Dreams Game in Iowa. It's a great honor to play in, but the Phillies are playing some of their worst baseball heading into Thursday.
The Phillies and Twins face off on Thursday under the lights in Iowa for the Field of Dreams game. The Phillies will be nationally televised, but with the damper of having Aaron Nola take the mound.
The Bryce Harper-back-to-right-field experiment lasted *checks notes* less than a week before it started to backfire.
The Phillies' World Series window is closing on an aging core, and after an underwhelming trade deadline fans would love to see Dave Dombrowski thrown overboard. Unfortunately, it seems the hewill remain in place for the foreseeable future.
The 2026 Phillies are lightyears behind their 2022 counterparts, but they do still have a ray of hope.
In a long-awaited move, the Philadelphia Phillies have recalled Alex McFarlane, and their top relief prospect should finally have a genuine chance to make his mark in the bullpen.
Perhaps nothing exemplifies the Phillies' incompetence more than the disastrous decision to shift an aging Bryce Harper to the outfield to accommodate whipping boy Alec Bohm.
With a third Phillies win being a direct result of his heroics, Derek Hill slays the Blue Jays as he walks off another win, making White Sox wish he was still on the South Side with them.
The Phillies are in postseason play today. It's not where they'd hope to be, but it's a secured postseason appearance against none other than the Dodgers. They'll have to shake off the cobwebs of last year and be prepared for another potential matchup.
Between Caleb Kilian's significant rib injury and Luis Arraez's 0-for-6 night, the Phillies are left hoping that their primary trade deadline acquisitions are due for better days in the future.
Dave Dombrowski’s most recent quotes point to there being a dearth of outfield options on the trade market, but anyone with eyes can see that just isn’t true.
Luis Arraez's insane skill should answer beyond a shadow of a doubt where he belongs in the Philadelphia Phillies' lineup.
The Toronto Blue Jays tried in vain to get the umpires to penalize Zack Wheeler for his foot placement on the mound, and the three-time All-Star had some pointed words in response.
As an ode to the Moonlight Graham storyline of the 1989 film Field of Dreams, former Phillies Tim Gradoville, Tim Lahey, Jeff Singer and Will Toffey will throw out the ceremonial first pitches.
If Bryson Stott excels at third base, it could go a long way in keeping Luis Arraez around past the 2026 season.