All good things must come to an end, and Cliff Lee’s scoreless inning streak was no exception. After throwing three consecutive shutouts, the ace’s scoreless inning streak would be snapped at 34 when Toronto’s Rajai
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Before Saturday’s game, Roy Halladay downplayed his return to Toronto as just another road game. Of course, those words are nothing but the clichés that an athlete generally gives before facing their former ballclub. The
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The Phillies managed to overcome a poor offensive showing on Friday night against the Oakland Athletics thanks to a superb job from the pitching staff. The bats were only able to generate one run in
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The Phillies and Athletics were locked into a pitching duel on Friday night. The two teams combined for just one run and six hits on the night, with the only run of the game coming
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A year ago, Phillies fans believed that it was essential for the team to resign outfielder Jayson Werth. Coming off of a career year in 2009 (in which he hit 34 homeruns and drove in
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The Phillies decided to send veteran outfielder John Mayberry Jr. down to the minors in order to make room for centerfielder Shane Victorino. This will mean Wilson Valdez, Ross Gload, Michael Martinez and Ben Francisco
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Livan Hernandez stared in at Ryan Howard, knowing that he had thrown three solid innings thus far and was quietly going about his business against the league's top pitcher, Roy Halladay. The pitch came in,
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Phillies young outfielder Dominic Brown is rejoining the Phils and centerfielder Shane Victorino is being placed on the 15-day Disabled List. Ruben Amaro Jr. was leaning toward not calling Brown up from the Triple AAA
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His name may spark images of childhood board games such as Monopoly, and to be quite honest, Milton Bradley does have childish characteristics: unable to be a good teammate, demonstrates poor sportsmanship, and is often
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For those of you hoping that Domonic Brown could come up to the Phillies soon and provide relief for the struggling corner outfielders (I admit, Ibanez has been better), you'll have to wait a little
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