Press of Atlantic City May 18, 2019
Harper hits 466-foot HR, Nola strikes out 11, Phillies edge Rockies 2-1
PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper delivered a powerful swing, and Aaron Nola provided the punchouts.
That Balls Outta Here May 18, 2019
Can Phillies win turn things around for Bryce Harper, Aaron Nola?
Bryce Harper and Aaron Nola were the driving force behind the Phillies’ win Saturday afternoon. Can this turn things around for the two stars? The consensus about the 2019 Phillies was that if they were going to make the playoffs, it would be on the backs of Aaron Nola and Bryce Harper, among others. However, […] Can Phillies win turn things around for Bryce Harper, Aaron Nola? - That Balls Outta Here - That Balls Outta Here - A Philadelphia Phillies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
www.thegoodphight.com May 18, 2019
War of Will: Phillies 2, Rockies 1
The Phillies captured their second straight one-run victory over the Rockies There was a whole lot to like on Saturday if you’re a Phillies fan: Bryce Harper had a big day at the plate, Aaron Nola delivered a solid start, and Hector Neris closed things out with a two-inning save. The end result was that the Phillies won a second consecutive one-run game against the Colorado Rockies. A day after he had a key two-RBI double, Bryce Harper got the Phillies off to a good start with a mammoth first inning home run. BRYCE ARON MAX HARPER #RingTheBell pic.twitter.com/kVxmKSNPl2— Philadelphia...
Minneapolis Star-Tribune May 18, 2019
Harper's bat, Nola's arm lead Phillies past Rockies 2-1
Bryce Harper homered over the batter's eye in center field, Aaron Nola tied his career high with 12 strikeouts while pitching into the seventh inning and the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Colorado Rockies 2-1 on Saturday.
Purple Row May 18, 2019
Philadelphia Phillies 2, Colorado Rockies 1: Aaron Nola stifles Rockies bats
The Rockies had plenty of chances, but failed in key situations in a loss to the Phillies. In a game that somehow both frustrating and boring, not to mention long, the Rockies dropped their second straight game in Philadelphia in a 2-1 loss to the Phillies. The Rockies had opportunities offensively, recording nine hits and drawing a pair of walks, but could not come through when it mattered, going 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position with four strikeouts. The Rockies struck out 13 times total on the day, 12 of those coming in the six innings pitched by Phillies starter Aaron Nola. On...
www.thegoodphight.com May 18, 2019
Game Thread 5/18: Rockies at Phillies
Another series win is on the table with Nola on the mound. Right now, it feels like the Phillies’ wins are going against the laws of nature. They had to tooth and nail it to pull out last night’s 5-4 victory over the Rockies, and the first game they won against the Brewers during their last series was fueled by Milwaukee misplays. Nevertheless, they once again have a chance to take the series with Aaron Nola on the mound. #GeauxPhils | #RingTheBell pic.twitter.com/AP7zGSup4o— Philadelphia Phillies (@Phillies) May 18, 2019
Purple Row May 18, 2019
Colorado Rockies Game No. 44 Thread: Antonio Senzatela vs. Aaron Nola
The Rockies look to bounce back against Aaron Nola. Start time: 2:05 p.m. MT Lineups: #Rockies lineup for Game 2 in Philadelphia. Senza on the bump, Brendan Rodgers with another start at 2B pic.twitter.com/vfsQrYvTpH— Kyle Newman (@KyleNewmanDP) May 18, 2019 #Phillies lineup this afternoon pic.twitter.com/WkGSsesRAO— Philly Philly Sports (@PhillyPhillySps) May 18, 2019
Phillies, Nola Vie for 9th Series Win Opposite Rockies
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www.thegoodphight.com May 15, 2019
Game Thread 5/15: Brewers at Phillies
It’s series win time. Aaron Nola soldiered to a game one win, and Jerad Eickhoff couldn’t find the magic he needed to get through game two. That puts tonight’s rubber match with the Phillies in the hands of Jake Arrieta, who is looking to redeem himself after another sloppy outing in his last start.
That Balls Outta Here May 15, 2019
Phillies: In Praise of Gabe; Appreciating Gabe Kapler
Gabe Kapler got blamed for everything that went wrong with the Phillies last year. This year they’re doing well, so let’s give him credit. Gabe Kapler‘s managerial career got off to one of the worst starts in baseball history. In his first game managing the Phillies, he pulled starter Aaron Nola after 5.1 shutout innings […] Phillies: In Praise of Gabe; Appreciating Gabe Kapler - That Balls Outta Here - That Balls Outta Here - A Philadelphia Phillies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Call to the Pen May 15, 2019
The Phillies Are the Most Dominant Team in the National League
The Phillies are the most dominant team in the National League because they have enough power to offset the struggles of Aaron Nola and Bryce Harper. The Phillies signed Bryce Harper to a 13-year, $330 million deal to be the star of their franchise. Many fans probably assumed he would hit 40 home runs a […] The Phillies Are the Most Dominant Team in the National League - Call to the Pen - Call to the Pen - A Major League Baseball Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com May 14, 2019
Nola struggles, but Phillies take opener from Brewers
In less than ideal conditions, the Phillies managed to battle an early deficit to beat the Brewers at Citizens Bank Park, 7-4, in the first game of a four-game set between the two clubs.J.T. Realmuto delivered the ultimate game-winning hit with an RBI-double in the seventh inning. Odubel Herrera followed later in the frame with a double of his own to add insurance.Aaron Nola had a rough go of things early, needing 38 pitches to get through the first inning. He lasted just three innings and allowed eight men to reach base. The bullpen surrendered just one run over the final six innings to shut...
www.thegoodphight.com May 14, 2019
Protracted struggle, delayed victory: Phillies 7, Brewers 4
A 55 minute rain delay and a slow first couple led to a game ending four minutes before midnight eastern time. Luckily, west coast best coast, and it’s only about 8PM for me, which means you get to read my recap again. Tonight’s game was marked by the home tribute to David Montgomery, presented by PA announcer Dan Baker. It was fittingly followed by a drawn out game that the Phils would ultimately win. It was also Game of Thrones night, which may mean something. Aaron Nola struggled out of the gate, and never established good control of the strikezone or effective use of his fastball....
www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com May 13, 2019
Phillies welcome Brewers to Philadelphia for four-game set
Aaron Nola will take the mound tonight for the Phillies as the club welcomes Milwaukee to Philadelphia for a four-game set at Citizens Bank Park. The Phillies dropped the first game of a three-game set over the weekend in Kansas City but bounced back to win the final two games to secure the series win. The win capped off a 4-2 road trip that included a stop in Saint Louis.Now home, the club will host a tough Brewers club that sits two games off the pace in the NL Central and Colorado later in the week. Nola was solid in his last outing, allowing just three hits and one run over six innings in...
Phillies to Open 7-Game Homestand Behind Nola
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