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Scott Lauber

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Phillies Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies Reporter at Philadelphia Daily News

Phillies/MLB reporter, @PhillyInquirer. Author: “The Big 50: Phillies” (https://t.co/1jmQbrQHnv). Former @bostonherald, @espn.

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  • 6 days ago | inquirer.com | Scott Lauber

    The half-filled champagne flutes sat on a card table in the visitors’ clubhouse at Citi Field in New York, remnants of a toast that seemed anticlimactic. A few years earlier, sure, the Phillies absolutely celebrated clinching a playoff berth. They partied hard. But by last Sept. 20, after qualifying for the tournament for the third season in a row, the goalposts had moved. The real rager? Save it for a bigger achievement.

  • 1 week ago | dailyitem.com | Scott Lauber

    Apr. 16—Aaron Nola made his first major league start 10 years ago, which means any Phillies fan over the age of, say, 16, has easy-to-recall firsthand evidence of two truths about the team's longest-tenured player. 1. kAmw6 ?6G6C >:DD6D 2 DE2CE]k^AmkAma]k^AmkAmw:D 4@>>2?5 :D :>A64423=6]k^AmkAmxD :E E:>6 E@ 368:? BF6DE:@?:?8 E92E D64@?5 E9:?8nk^AmkAmw@=5 E92E E9@F89E]k^AmkAmu:CDE[ D@>6 724EDi u@C 2 D64@?5 DE2CE :? 2 C@H[ 3@E9 :?

  • 1 week ago | inquirer.com | Scott Lauber

    Aaron Nola made his first major league start 10 years ago, which means any Phillies fan over the age of, say, 16, has firsthand evidence of two indisputable truths about the team’s longest-tenured player. He never misses a start. His command is impeccable. Is it time to begin questioning that second thing? » READ MORE: Phillies’ Bryce Harper not ready to commit to Team USA for the 2026 World Baseball ClassicHold that thought.

  • 1 week ago | inquirer.com | Scott Lauber

    When USA Baseball began to recruit players for the 2023 World Baseball Classic, Bryce Harper’s hand rose so fast that Uncle Sam would’ve blushed. Alas, elbow surgery prevented Harper from playing. Surely, then, the Phillies star must have reached out this week to renew his interest after Mark DeRosa signed on to manage Team USA again — and Aaron Judge agreed to be the captain — in next year’s WBC. “We’ll see,” Harper said Wednesday, less enthusiastically than expected.

  • 1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Scott Lauber

    PHILADELPHIA - Alec Bohm took a wide turn around first base, and upon retreating to the bag, he looked into the Phillies' dugout and clapped his hands three times. It was a moment three weeks in the making.

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11 Apr 25

RT @lochlahn: Five hours and 38 minutes separated first pitch on Thursday and Marcell Ozuna's walk-off home run in the wee hours of Friday…

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9 Apr 25

RT @lochlahn: A novice outfield communication mistake by Edmundo Sosa turned into an even bigger mistake by Johan Rojas. It wasn't the sol…

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Scott Lauber @ScottLauber
9 Apr 25

Good morning. Got a Phillies question? Ask it here -- or if you prefer, DM or email me ([email protected]) -- and I'll try to answer on "Phillies Extra," the baseball show from @PhillyInquirer. The next edition will be out later this week.