John Stolnis
Freelance Reporter at Westwood One
Assignment Editor at Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN)
Writer at Bleeding Green Nation
News producer & reporter in DC. Phillies podcast "Hittin' Season” for @WHYY, Eagles writer for @BleedingGreen, Phils writer for @billy_penn @TheGoodPhight
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6 days ago |
bleedinggreennation.com | John Stolnis
Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images I still can’t believe they did it. “The Dagger.” One of those few plays in Philadelphia sports history defined by the broadcaster, in this case Fox’s Kevin Burkhardt, who called it, Jalen Hurts’ deep bomb to DeVonta Smith in the third quarter of the Eagles’ eventual 40-22 victory over the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 is etched in NFL lore forever.
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1 week ago |
thegoodphight.com | John Stolnis
Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images J.T. Realmuto’s leg kick has always driven me crazy. One of the reasons the Phillies’ long-time catcher has been one of the streakier hitters in the lineup is due in large part to a leg kick that, depending on its timing, makes him red-hot or ice-cold. There is rarely an in-between, and on the whole, the leg kick has been better for him more than it’s hurt. So far this season, Realmuto has struggled at the plate.
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2 weeks ago |
thegoodphight.com | John Stolnis
Photo by Geneva Heffernan/MLB Photos via Getty Images The Phillies are legitimately red-hot. After finishing off a four-game sweep of the pathetic Rockies in Colorado Thursday, the Phils are winners of seven straight, have the best record in the NL (32-18), lead the NL East by two games over the Mets and 7.5 over Atlanta.
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2 weeks ago |
bleedinggreennation.com | John Stolnis
Photo by Terence Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Green Bay Packers lose to the Eagles again. Falling two votes shy needed to ban the Tush Push, the NFL must, for one more year at least, deal with the indignity of being bullied by the league’s most unstoppable play. You know, at least when the Eagles run it.
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2 weeks ago |
thegoodphight.com | John Stolnis
Photo by Heather Barry/Getty Images Only one pitcher in Major League Baseball, Houston’s Bryan Abreu (21.0) has pitched more postseason innings than Jose Alvarado (20.0) since 2022. During this three-year playoff run, no reliever has been more important or instrumental to the success the Phillies have had over the last three Octobers. This season, he has been their greatest late-inning weapon, the reliever in whom manager Rob Thomson has had the most trust, sometimes to the point of overuse.
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NEW HITTIN' SEASON! @JeffKerrCBS joins the show to chat about the #Phillies #Cardinals series, Aaron Nola, Jesus Luzardo and Pete Rose. Powered by @whyy! https://t.co/jW6hFmaJs1
RT @JeffKerrCBS: The #Eagles are the first Super Bowl champion in #NFL history to not play consecutive home games in the next season.
That was the most frustrating loss of the year. Really disappointing to waste a 5 run 1st. Nola has to be better.
