Pirates pitcher Charlie Morton has made it a point to copy Roy Halladay’s pitching delivery. Though the two deliveries look nearly identical, the results for the two pitchers couldn’t have been any further apart on
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We, as fans, live for those defining moments in sports. We live for those moments when time stands still and memories are created and forever emblazoned into our minds. Luckily for us Phillie fans, we
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This is becoming the most repetitive trade deadline ever. All the talk of Philadelphia desperately needing a righthanded bat has garnered the media's attention and has been featured in dozens of headlines each day. Honestly,
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After falling behind the Cubs in the first two games of the series, the Phillies were determined to gain an early advantage for a change as they looked to take the final game of the
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Every Major League team has utility infielders at their disposal. Usually, these players are used sparingly for a spot start here or there in order to give the more talented everyday players a day off.
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For the second straight game, it looked as though the Phillies offense would be unable to produce enough runs to defeat the Cubs. However, the team managed to rally late in the game to steal
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Breaking News: The 2011 Philadelphia Phillies are a pretty good baseball team. They have consistently excelled this season with dominant starting pitching, timely hitting, stellar defense, and an impressive bullpen. While that is all fine
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It is obvious that even after coming off the disabled list, Chase Utley finished the first half of the season performing at less than 100 percent. Truth of the matter is that the former All-Star
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Is this 2011 Phillies team destined to fall in the playoffs like the 2001 Mariners? Not necessarily. But it's a comparison recently made by Paul Hagen of the Philadelphia Daily News. For those who don't
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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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