It was a roller coaster of a season for the Philadelphia Phillies in 2017, yet one thing remained a constant. Freddy Galvis.
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The young prospects are finally starting to make their entrances onto the big stage, players are playing out of their positions.
They say hindsight is 20/20 and it's no different with trying to predict how a season will play out...especially with the 2017 Philadelphia Phillies.
A new start has begun for a Phillies team that was in dire need of one. The second half of the season will be telling. Who stays? Who goes?
Well....this season hasn't gone as expected. The Philadelphia Phillies finished the first half of the season as the worst team in professional baseball.
The Phillies went 3-10 during the stretch and it has become clear that they are losing the last ounces of remaining support from the city.
It was another tough week of Phillies baseball. After a nice four game winning streak, the Phils have continued to slide.
The Phillies continued to play poorly in late May and early June but some key players appear to be rounding back into form.
The Phillies are sliding and the end doesn't appear to be in sight. The Phils went 2-5 on the week and are now owners of the worst record in baseball.
After putting together an impressive six game winning streak heading into last week, this week has been anything but impressive for the Phillies.
Still completely unpredictable, you never know what you're going to get from the Phillies. It's a day by day adventure, but there seems to be an improvement
April was good to this Phils as Philadelphia is now sitting at 11-11(.500) on the season and are headed in the right direction.
A 4-2 record this week has the Phillies right back in the mix in the NL East. Philadelphia now sits third in the division, just one game behind the Marlins.
After ending last week on a high note, the Phils recorded just 2 wins in 6 games this week.There were plenty of contributors to both the wins and the loses.
In this segment, we will take a week by week look at the best and worst performing Phillies pitchers and position players for each given week.
The 2017 MLB season has almost arrived, so here are five Phillies storylines to watch this season as Opening Day draws near.
A lot of noise has already been made about the 2019 free agency class, but the 2018 class could provide a few options for the Phillies as well.
The Phillies will have several decisions to make next offseason in regards to which players - if any - the team will bring back for 2018.
Phillies shortstop Freddy Galvis comes into 2017 with high expectations and even more pressure as he looks to improve on an impressive 2016 season.
Phillies left fielder Howie Kendrick not only joined a new team in 2017 but will also play a majority of his games on the East Coast for the first time.