That Balls Outta Here
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Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, July 6: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 3B Alec Bohm 4. LF Brandon Marsh 5. RF Nick Castellanos 6. 1B Kody Clemens 7. C Rafael Marchán 8. DH David Dahl 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
Phillies stars Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber are nearing the end of their minimum 10-day IL period, and it sounds like both injured players will be back in the lineup soon. Schwarber could return on Tuesday, and Harper should return soon after.
Matt Dargan|
Phillies starter Aaron Nola set a career milestone on Friday against the Braves, earning his 100th career win. The career Phillie is now tied for eighth on the Phillies' all-time wins list and is in the top 10 in several other pitching stats.
Eric Moratelli|
The Apple TV+ broadcast of the Phillies vs Braves on Friday night felt like watching a Braves home broadcast, at least for Phillies fans. The national broadcast, which should have been neutral, treated the Braves like the better team despite the standings
Michael Fisher|
After looking tentative on the bases after returning from the IL, Phillies shortstop Trea Turner finally looks like he's back to full speed this week after showing off his elite speed again.
Michael Fisher|
Weston Wilson has been red-hot at the plate for the Phillies' Triple-A affiliate Lehigh Valley IronPigs. With his performance since May 12, which includes a Player of the Week Award, he might force the team's hand if they can find a spot on the roster.
Michael Fisher|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, July 5: 1. DH Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 1B Alec Bohm 4. RF Nick Castellanos 5. 3B Edmundo Sosa 6. 2B Whit Merrifield 7. C Rafael Marchán 8. CF Johan Rojas 9. LF Cristian Pache
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies optioned reliever Yunior Marte to Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Friday, adding rookie Tyler Phillips to the roster. Injured reliever Luis Ortiz was moved to the 60-day IL to make room on the 40-man roster for the team's newest bullpen arm.
Michael Fisher|
Phillies first-time All-Star third baseman Alec Bohm has announced he will participate in this year's Home Run Derby at the MLB All-Star Game. Bohm will join six other Phillies as Home Run Derby participants, including current teammate Kyle Schwarber.
Michael Fisher|
Phillies top prospect Aidan Miller made a big jump in MLB Pipeline's Top 100 prospect rankings in the latest update. One of the biggest risers, the Phillies No. 2 prospect moved from No. 45 to No. 27 and will represent the Phillies at the Futures Game.
Matt Dargan|
Phillies pitching prospect Mick Abel has had a disappointing season in Triple-A and has taken the biggest drop in MLB Pipeline's Top 100 prospect rankings update. He dropped 36 spots and is barely hanging on to his place on the list.
Erick Klambara|
Mets outfielder Harrison Bader has emerged as a suggested top trade target for the Phillies leading up to the MLB trade deadline. Adding Bader would improve the Phillies' outfield depth.
Matt Grazel|
Phillies starter Aaron Nola has had a solid season, but his cutter is getting lit up by opposing hitters. Despite the poor results, he keeps using the cutter more each season, but it's not improving, so it's time he considers ditching the pitch.
Michael Sadowsky|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, July 4: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 3B Alec Bohm 4. LF Brandon Marsh 5. DH Nick Castellanos 6. 1B Kody Clemens 7. RF David Dahl 8. CF Johan Rojas 9. C Garrett Stubbs
Michael Fisher|
Injured Phillies players Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber and J.T. Realmuto are making good progress toward return from injury. Harper and Schwarber are getting close and could return by July 9, while Realmuto is ramping up for a post-All-Star break return.
Matt Davis|
Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper has been picked as the midseason NL MVP by MLB insider Bob Nightengale. Harper put up huge numbers in the first half on both sides of the ball and will be in a tight race with Shohei Ohtani.
Jake Huber|
The Phillies should avoid even considering picking up former star Tim Anderson, who was recently designated for assignment by the Marlins.
Edward Eng|
Despite having six finalists, the Phillies will only send two more National League starters to the MLB All-Star Game. Alec Bohm and Trea Turner will join Bryce Harper, while fans snubbed J.T. Realmuto, Kyle Schwarber, Nick Castellanos and Brandon Marsh.
Michael Fisher|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, July 3: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. DH Trea Turner 3. 1B Alec Bohm 4. RF Nick Castellanos 5. SS Edmundo Sosa 6. 3B Whit Merrifield 7. LF Cristian Pache 8. CF Johan Rojas 9. C Rafael Marchán
Michael Fisher|
Former Phillies No. 1 prospect Spencer Howard has hit another snag in his career after being designated for assignment by the Giants. The right-hander was DFA'd on June 30 following a brutal outing against the Dodgers.
Matt Dargan|
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