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Phillies’ Eating Habits Prove There’s More Than One Way to Fuel a Winning Club

Bread makers? Skittles aficionados? Philly runs the gamut, showing the prevalent sports divide between healthy eaters and junk food lovers.

Sports Illustrated

Juan Soto’s Secret Weapon Is the Mets’ Bullpen

The first few times, they figured he wanted something to drink. Then they started to wonder if he might be lost. But after watching Juan Soto stride dozens of t

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How the NFL Draft Screws Over Players

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Phillies Pitcher Matt Strahm Probably Can’t Use Awesome Nic Cage-Inspired Glove

Phillies pitcher who looks like Nic Cage gets glove inspired by one of his movies.

Sports Illustrated

Phillies Player Suggests MLB Should Allow Pitchers More Freedom Amid Torpedo Bat Craze

Phillies pitcher Matt Strahm wants a bit more freedom for pitchers amid the torpedo bat craze in MLB.

Sports Illustrated

Joe Buck Will Return for Opening Day, but Does He Miss Calling Baseball Games?

The ESPN announcer explains where he’s at when it comes to baseball broadcasting

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Phillies Pitcher Suffers Second Bizarre Packing Injury of Spring Training

The dangers of moving.

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Bryce Harper’s Colossal Shadow Loomed Large in Phillies’ Game 2 Win

Philadelphia’s superstar slugger affected every aspect of the Mets’ pitching approach in Sunday’s series-tying thriller.

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Matt Strahm's Stellar Performance Showcases Pitching Prowess In Baseball Match

Matt Strahm's exceptional skills and dedication shine in a recent baseball match, showcasing his pitching prowess, athleticism, and unwavering focus on the...

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MLB’s Uniform Fiasco Is About More Than See-Through Pants. It’s About Trust.

No matter what Major League Baseball has said about this season’s kits, it hasn’t quelled players’ belief that the league is trying to get one over on them.

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Phillies Look Ready to Punch Their Tickets to Another World Series

Philadelphia’s home-run-filled NLCS Game 1 win over Arizona showed how difficult it is to beat this club at home.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies’ Andrew Painter underwent testing after feeling ‘elbow discomfort’

MIAMI — Phillies top pitching prospect Andrew Painter has been feeling “elbow discomfort” and underwent testing, manager Rob Thomson said Friday. Thomson declined to specify what kind of testing.

Daily Mirror

MLB stars ejected and fined after tense national anthem stand-off

Two MLB stars were ejected under new league rules and fined following a national anthem standoff before the Boston Red Sox game against the Philadelphia Phillies

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MLB Fines Red Sox’s Kutter Crawford, Phillies’ Matt Strahm for National Anthem Standoff

All it took was one grin between the former teammates to start the competition.

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Irish Mirror

New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies coaches throw punches on field during mass brawl

What started out as a peaceful minor league baseball game soon turned into massive brawl involving the entirety of both teams as the match was delayed while the chaos ensued

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Baserunning issues crop up again as Reds rout Phillies, 13-0

CINCINNATI — They surrounded Matt Strahm on the mound in the third inning Saturday. The entire Phillies infield was there. Manager Rob Thomson, too, as assistant athletic trainer Joe Rauch examined the pitcher’s finger.

Daily Mirror

MLB star unhappy with new beer sales rule forced by pitch clock change

Certain Major League Baseball teams now allow fans to buy alcohol right up until the eighth inning, which is an accident waiting to happen according to Matt Strahm

Chicago Sun-Times

Pitcher opposes extending alcohol sales at MLB games

Matt Strahm said on the Baseball Isn’t Boring podcast that teams should be moving the cutoff for beer sales up to the sixth inning, rather than stretching to the eighth or later, since fans will have less time to sober up and drive home.

The Independent UK

Pitcher criticizes MLB teams for extending alcohol sales

A pitcher with the Philadelphia Phillies is criticizing some Major League Baseball teams for extending alcohol sales with games running around 30 minutes shorter due to the sport’s new pitch clock

Sports Illustrated

Phillies Pitcher Calls Out Owners for New Beer Policies: ‘It Just Makes No Sense’

The Philadelphia reliever’s thinking makes a lot of sense.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies flatten the Marlins in 15-3 win, as Alec Bohm leads the way with six RBIs

PHILADELPHIA — In the context of a 162-game season that runs from the final week of March through the first week of October, a six-game stretch in the middle of August is akin to a needle in a haystack.

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