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Rob Tornoe

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Staff Writer and Sports Cartoonist at The Philadelphia Inquirer

I cover the media and other interesting stuff for the @PhillyInquirer. I also draw cartoons. DMs are open.

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  • John Kruk has some words of wisdom after another Phillies loss

    1 day ago | inquirer.com | Rob Tornoe

    After the Phillies lost their second-straight game against the New York Mets Tuesday, is it time to sound the alarm? Yes, according to NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Michael Barkann. “They are 4-7 on the road, and this team might have a winning record at 13-11, but they are a below-average team,” Barkann lamented on Phillies Postgame Live Tuesday night. “7-10 since that 6-1 start...

  • Top ’60 Minutes’ producer quits CBS, citing a loss of independence in wake of Trump lawsuit

    1 day ago | inquirer.com | Rob Tornoe

    Is President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against CBS having an impact on 60 Minutes, the most-watched news magazine on TV? The show’s executive producer appears to think so. Bill Owens, who joined 60 Minutes in 2003 and was named executive producer in 2019, announced his departure from the celebrated news show Tuesday, citing a threat to the independence he’s enjoyed during his tenure.

  • Cole Hamels was the best part of the Phillies’ loss; ex-Fanatic host lands a new job

    3 days ago | inquirer.com | Rob Tornoe

    Forget announcing, the Phillies could’ve used Cole Hamels coming out of the bullpen. The World Series MVP was solid yet unspectacular in his regular-season broadcasting debut Sunday, which saw the Phillies’ bullpen cough up a late lead against the Miami Marlins.

  • Phillies fans will hear a familiar voice on NBC Sports Philadelphia Sunday

    4 days ago | dailyitem.com | Rob Tornoe

    Apr. 19—NBC Sports Philadelphia is going "Hollywood" for Sunday's Phillies-Marlins game. 2008 World Series MVP Cole Hamels, the California native who spent 10 seasons on the mound for the Phillies, is trying his hand at broadcasting this season with NBC Sports Philadelphia. The new gig begins Sunday afternoon, when the Phillies finish their three-game series against the Miami Marlins at Citizens Bank Park. kAmqC@2542DE:?8 H2D?VE @?

  • Phillies fans will hear a familiar voice on NBC Sports Philadelphia Sunday

    5 days ago | inquirer.com | Rob Tornoe

    NBC Sports Philadelphia is going “Hollywood” for Sunday’s Phillies-Marlins game. 2008 World Series MVP Cole Hamels, the California native who spent 10 seasons on the mound for the Phillies, is trying his hand at broadcasting this season with NBC Sports Philadelphia. The new gig begins Sunday afternoon, when the Phillies finish their three-game series against the Miami Marlins at Citizens Bank Park.

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Rob Tornoe @RobTornoe
10 Apr 25

"SEPTA will end all special service, including extra Broad Street Line trains following Eagles and Phillies games." https://t.co/NRuCFjMP9q

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Rob Tornoe @RobTornoe
9 Apr 25

RT @jaketapper: Trump telling the DOJ to investigate a widely respected former Trump administration official whom he fired for accurately a…

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Rob Tornoe @RobTornoe
9 Apr 25

Seems an appropriate time to share my story about a team that's winning by losing. https://t.co/vaSoWkKg55