www.thegoodphight.com Sep 23, 2023
No-Show-walter: Phillies 7, Mets 5
Photo by Rich Schultz/ TWO: Red October grows closer and closer The day after an Alec Bohm walk-off single in the tenth inning dropped the Phillies’ magic number to three, this afternoon the Fightins’ took the third game in a row from the Mets to drop the magic number to two. The Mets struck first. With no outs, Zack Wheeler walked DJ Stewart and gave up a single to Ronny Mauricio. Brett Baty grounded to Trea Turner. Instead of putting his body in front of the ball, Turner attempted to play the ball backhanded. The ball got past him, allowing Stewart to score. Kyle...
Amazin Avenue Sep 22, 2023
Phillies 5, Mets 4-Mets rally late against Phillies but lose anyway
Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/ Two late blasts helped send the game to extras but it ultimately didn’t matter. The Mets squandered a huge bases loaded opportunity in the tenth which immediately came back to haunt them when they were walked-off in the bottom of the inning to lose 5-4. The Mets biggest bats in Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso both struck out with runners on in the tenth so they couldn’t even manage to get the free runner across. In the bottom of the inning Phillies wasted no time to get their free runner across against Adam Ottavino when Alec Bohm walked it...
www.thegoodphight.com Sep 20, 2023
Extras! Phillies 6, Braves 5
Photo by Todd Kirkland/ Phillies top Braves in Extras Release the breath you’ve been holding. It took until the tenth inning, but the Phillies managed to win the series in the end. How the Braves Scored Matt Olson, Nicky Lopez, and Austin Riley had RBI singles in the fourth, fifth, and eighth innings, respectively. Marcell Ozuna had an RBI double in the eighth and Ozzie Albies had a sac fly in the tenth. How the Phillies Scored Alec Bohm started off the scoring in the first with an RBI single. Nick Castellanos had two home runs, a solo homer in the second and a...
www.thegoodphight.com Sep 18, 2023
Power Hitting in the Peach State: Phillies 7, Braves 1
Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports # of Phillies homers > # of Braves hits The Braves starters aren’t resting. Fortunately, neither are the Phillies’ bats. The Phillies got off to a solid start tonight against Kyle Wright, with Kyle Schwarber walking and Trea Turner singling. Unfortunately a groundout by Bryce Harper, a lineout by Alec Bohm, and a groundout by Bryson Stott ended the inning without damage done to the Braves, though some may have been dealt to the psyches of Phillies fans, frustrated by another empty first inning. Further psychological damage was done in...
www.thegoodphight.com Sep 16, 2023
They all count the same: Phillies 5, Cardinals 4
Jeff Curry-USA TODAY Sports Let’s just not make a habit of it. The Phillies (80-67) rebounded from a disappointing homestand with a narrow 5-4 road win in the opening game of a weekend series against the St. Louis Cardinals (65-82). The offense was all over Cardinals’ starter, Zack Thompson, from the jump. After back to back one-out singles by Trea Turner and Alec Bohm put runners on first and third, Bryce Harper grounded into a fielder’s choice that scored Turner for a 1-0 lead. On the next two pitches, Thompson went fastball to JT Realmuto and cutter to Nick...
www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com Sep 5, 2023
Phillies look to stay hot in San Diego against the Padres
Behind a three-run double by Alec Bohm in the first inning and home runs by Edmundo Sosa and Trea Turner in the second, the Phillies jumped ahead early to beat he San Diego Padres 9-7 on Monday in the opener of a three-game series at Petco Park. Kyle Schwarber clubbed his 40th homer for the Phillies, who are 9-4 over the past 13 games. Bryson Stott also collected four hits in the win, while Trea Turner extended his hit streak to 15 games. Taijuan Walker collected the win, despite allowing four runs on five hits over five innings of work. Tonight's Starters Michael Lorenzen (8-8. 3.73) has...
Minneapolis Star-Tribune Sep 3, 2023
Bohm, Realmuto hit back-to-back homers as Phillies rally for 4-2 victory over Brewers
Wade Miley silenced the Philadelphia Phillies his first two times through the lineup.
