Various aspects of the Phillies are consistently criticized by their loyal fan base, including the pitching. How justified is the criticism of the hurlers?
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Philadelphia Phillies fans are now so deep in a blue funk that they've begun to long for a guy to replace Joe Girardi who definitely would not work.
The Philadelphia Phillies decisions about center field have not served them well for years, and now they must choose, in a final way, among three players.
Social media jumped on the Philadelphia Phillies series-ending loss to the Dodgers, but in reality, the team's West Coast trip seemed to wake them up.
The Philadelphia Phillies had to endure two rainouts after a most embarrassing collapse May 5. Bryce Harper gave a speech, so did it turn things around?
Many Phillies fans are starting to see a less than thrilling season ahead for their heroes, so maybe it's time to think about new blood for '23.
A longtime Philadelphia Phillies problem, their bullpen, is performing reasonably well in this season's early going, if not exactly those expected.
The Philadelphia Phillies signed Johan Camargo as a backup infielder this past offseason, but they may have to consider starting him.
The Phillies first week had some impressive moments, but not enough of them were offensive enough to change the team's four-year tendency to win, then lose.
Aaron Nola, the Philadelphia Phillies one-time top starter, would need to perform for the '22 Phils to compete. He got another Opening Day start by default.
Phillies outfielder Mickey Moniak seemed an MLB draft first-pick bust. Has Philly's new hitting coach Kevin Long discovered the right fix for him?
The Philadelphia Phillies may have an all-time offensive team, but is there any evidence early this spring that is the case?
Eleven years ago, the Philadelphia Phillies assembled Four Aces. This season they've turned 180 degrees, and will try Four Bombers.
The coming Phillies competition for center field once again highlights a persistent team problem — their fans find them unlikeable.
The Phillies may well make only one more significant move this off-season, but what will it be? Does Dombrowski consulted with his unofficial VP?
The MLB lockout has now reached the point that perhaps another American professional sports league should think about filling a void.
MLB's decision to go to the universal DH ends the second era of the best brand of baseball ever played, no matter the clamor for more offense.
The MLB lockout has hit that phase where brickbats and sponge bats are thrown at the debating sides, and Spring Training seems unlikely to start on time.
With the MLB lockout dragging on, leaving star and secondary players in limbo, is it perhaps time for the fans to exercise what power they have?
The latest decisions by Baseball's Hall of Fame voters highlight the fact that a once solid Steroid-use Wall to admission is falling apart.