That Balls Outta Here
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Ranger Suárez has been struggling in the second half of the season and looks far from the pitcher who dominated in the first half. With the postseason around the corner, the Phillies are running out of time to get him right for the playoffs.
Matt Grazel|
Recent Phillies call-up Cal Stevenson had a career game and outshined Bryce Harper’s two home run day on Saturday, delivering the game’s biggest clutch hit and robbing a home run in the win over the Mets.
Edward Eng|
Bryce Harper ended his 30-game home run drought against the Mets on Saturday, hitting two home runs and pulling the Phillies back into an important game against the NL East rival.
Michael Fisher|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, September 14: 1. DH Kyle Schwarber 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 1B Bryce Harper 4. RF Nick Castellanos 5. 2B Bryson Stott 6. C J.T. Realmuto 7. LF Brandon Marsh 8. 3B Kody Clemens 9. CF Cal Stevenson
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies made some roster moves ahead of their game with the Mets on Saturday, recalling left-hander Kolby Allard as the fifth starter. They optioned Max Lazar back to Triple-A Lehigh Valley in the corresponding roster move.
Michael Fisher|
As this year's Phillies nominee, Kyle Schwarber has earned two consecutive Roberto Clemente Award nominations for his impact in the Philadelphia community.
Conor Doherty|
Kody Clemens is forcing manager Rob Thomson to find the utility man playing time with his clutch play with the Phillies.
Michael Hennelly|
Even though this season isn't over, let's look ahead to 2025 at three Philadelphia Phillies players who could see a larger role based on their performance this season and one who shouldn't.
Edward Eng|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, September 13: 1. DH Kyle Schwarber 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 1B Bryce Harper 4. RF Nick Castellanos 5. C J.T. Realmuto 6. LF Weston Wilson 7. 2B Bryson Stott 8. 3B Buddy Kennedy 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
Phillies reliever José Alvarado had had some big-time struggles this season, but his recent return to form makes the Phillies' bullpen that much deeper and even more scary.
Jake Huber|
The Phillies welcome Kyle Schwarber and J.T. Realmuto back to the lineup on Friday for the series opener against the Mets.
Michael Fisher|
Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper is on a 29-game homerless streak. He's not blaming his injured elbow for the home run drought, feels like he's hitting the ball well enough, and can't understand why it's not leaving the park.
Matt Dargan|
The MLB standings are tight at the top of the National League. The Phillies have a crucial seven games on the schedule against the Mets, plus a series against the Brewers, as they fight for the top seed in the NL and to clinch the NL East title.
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies have continued winning with help from Triple-A call-ups while everyday players recover from injuries. They should get some players back soon with the latest injury updates on Alec Bohm, J.T. Realmuto, Kyle Schwarber and Austin Hays.
Michael Fisher|
Bryce Harper hasn't hit a home run since Aug. 9. Even though he's still producing at the plate and coming close to home runs, how much will his lack of power hurt the Phillies' chances in the postseason?
Matt Davis|
With two upcoming series against the New York Mets during the final stretch of the regular season, the Philadelphia Phillies control the postseason fates of both the Mets and the Atlanta Braves.
Kevin Lagowski|
With Juan Soto prepared to be the biggest free agent this offseason, here's why the Phillies have a realistic chance to sign him.
Conor Doherty|
Here are the seven best late-season call-ups in Philadelphia Phillies franchise history, including Mike Schmidt, Scott Rolen, Ryan Howard, Shane Victorino, Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley and Aaron Nola.
Edward Eng|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, September 11: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. DH Bryce Harper 4. RF Nick Castellanos 5. LF Brandon Marsh 6. 3B Weston Wilson 7. 1B Kody Clemens 8. CF Johan Rojas 9. C Aramis Garcia
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies starting rotation has had a historically good season, especially between the team's top four starters, with the second-longest streak of wins when a starter pitches at least seven innings.
Michael Hennelly|
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