In today's episode, Connor celebrates another Philadelphia Phillies series win, this one over the Los Angeles Angels, despite 18 strikeouts by Phillies hitters in the game! How in the world did they find a way to victory, and what should that type of win tell us about the makeup of this Phillies team? Next, with April in the books, a look back at an amazing month to start the season for the Phils. Finally, a look around the standings and where the Phils sit compared to their peers as we begin the 2nd full month of the MLB Season! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! DoorDash Get all your Mot ..read more

Kyle Schwarber came up with a 2-run single in the top of the 2nd inning to give the Phillies a 2-0 lead and that's all the offense that Zack Wheeler and the Phillies’ bullpen would need as they finish off the Angels with a 2-1 victory to take 2 of 3 in this series. The Phillies went 7-3 on their 10 game road trip.   Wheeler, again didn’t have his best stuff, needing 106 pitches to get through 5 inning. He surrendered 1 run, a homer in the bottom of the 2nd inning to Ehire Adrianza. Wheeler also allowed 5 hits, 1 walk and recorded 6 strikeouts!    Alec Bohm extended his hitting s ..read more

In today's episode, Connor breaks down the Philadelphia Phillies awesome comeback win over the Los Angeles Angels thanks to some late heroics by Nick Castellanos and Johan Rojas!! First, a lesson in patience with hitters should be learned from seeing two struggling hitters come up big for the Phils, and also a discussion about another strong Spencer Turnbull start that should make Rob Thomson think about keeping him in the starting rotation. Next, a preview of game 3 with Zack Wheeler on the mound and another chance for a series win for the Phillies. Finally, with 20 wins by the end of April ..read more

The Philadelphia Phillies were able to come back and beat the Angels 7-5 thanks to a big power surge in the top of the ninth inning in Los Angeles. Nick castellanos tie things up at 5 all with his second home run of the season jumping on a first pitch fastball. Then two batters later Phillies center fielder Johan Rojas picked the perfect time to hit his first home run of the season turning on a slider for a two run home run. The Win marks the 20th on the season for the Phillies as they close out April.    Spencer Turnbull started for the Phillies going five and a third allowing two r ..read more

In today's episode, Connor discusses the Philadelphia Phillies' loss in game 1 of their series out in Anaheim against the Los Angeles Angels, and the rough pitching that has been uncharacteristic of what we've seen so far from the Phils this year. How do the Phillies correct these issues for game 2? Next, with Spencer Turnbull taking the bump tonight, could it be his last start for a while as part of the Phillies rotation? And how do they handle a tough lefty matchup in Tyler Anderson? Finally, a deeper dive into Seranthony Dominguez's struggles, and a mandate for Rob Thomson.   Support U ..read more

The Philadelphia Phillies loss to the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 in the first game of their three-game series. The Phillies were done in by the inability to hit with runners in scoring position (1-for-9) and another poor outing from relief pitcher SerAnthony Dominguez who enters the game in the 7th inning with the score tied at 4. Dominguez went on to allow two runs to cross the plate. Christopher Sanchez started for the Phillies and for the second straight game did not have his best stuff. The Phillies lefty tossed 5+ innings allowing 7 hits, 2 walks and ws charged for 4 runs including a solo hom ..read more

In today's episode, Connor reacts to the weekend sweep the Philadelphia Phillies earned over the San Diego Padres! It was a fun trip to sunny San Diego, as the offense continued to produce, Ranger Suarez and the rotation stayed strong, and Alec Bohm continued his tear as the hottest hitter in the universe! Next, with the Los Angeles Angels welcoming the Phillies for a 3 game series, can the hot streak continue against another beatable opponent? Finally, with Taijuan Walker returning to the mound this past Sunday, what should happen with the rotation going forward?   Support Us By Supporti ..read more

The Philadelphia Phillies completed the sweep of the San Diego Padres with an 8-6 win Sunday afternoon in San Diego. Bryson Stott powered the Phils with the first multi-homer game of his career. Stott hit two, 2-run home runs in the game, one coming in the 2nd inning the other in the 4th. Both times, Nick Castellanos battled back from being down in the count to work walks in front of Stott.  Taijuan Walker made his season debut and tossed 6.1ip allowing 6 runs, all earned on 8 hits and 2 walks. That line for walker doesn’t exactly tell the whole story. Rob Thomson left Walker in the game ..read more

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Diego Padres 5 to one behind an 8 inning one run performance by Ranger Suarez and a four RBI night by Alec Bohm.   Suarez stayed red hot to improve 5-0 in his 6 starts on the season, but tonight was little bitter sweet. Suarez Surrendered a solo home run to eggy Rosario with two outs in the 8th inning putting an end to his scoreless innings streak at 32.2 innings pitched. Ranger used 96 pitches to get through his 8 innings of work surrendering 3 hits while striking out 8.   Alec bone was again batting cleanup for the Phillies and came up with hi ..read more

The Philadelphia Phillies smashed 5 home runs while Aaron Nola struck out 10 over 8 innings to beat the San Diego Padres 9-3. Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper, Brandon Marsh, Nick Castellanos and JT Realmuto all went yard for the Phils. For Marsh it was part of a 3-for-5 day with 3 RBI's. Alec Bohm extended his hitting streak to 10 games with a 3-for-5 day of his own. The Phillies offense chases Padres’ Starter Joe Musgrove from the game after just 3.2ip. He allowed 7 runs on 8 hits, 4 home runs and 2 walks using 90 pitches.  While the pitching and bats were great so were the gloves! Johan Ro ..read more