
Shaun Nestor
Phillies Lead Writer at Philly Sports Network
Phillies Lead Writer at Metro Philadelphia
Articles
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6 days ago |
phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor
The warm, muggy feeling of a summer in Southeastern Pennsylvania descended upon Citizens Bank Park on Sunday evening. As Jesús Luzardo took to the mound, the real feel temperature sat at 92 degrees. The rain cells of the early afternoon had passed. It was time to play baseball. For the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Mets, this particular game meant a lot. Both teams sat at 46-31 on the season and had split the previous two games of the series.
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6 days ago |
phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor
Ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies’ road trip against the Houston Astros and Atlanta Braves, Phillies’ manager Rob Thomson announced a shuffle of the starting pitcher rotation. Ranger Suárez will start on Tuesday for the Phillies, opening up their series against the Astros. He will toe the rubber against fellow left-hander Framber Valdez. Zack Wheeler will then start game two on Wednesday against Colton Gordon.
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6 days ago |
phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor
The battle for first place in the National League East resumes on Sunday night as the Philadelphia Phillies (46-31) host the New York Mets (46-31) in game three of their three-game series. The Phillies claimed victory in game one on Friday night by a commanding 10-2 final score. The Mets then responded Saturday night by hitting seven home runs against the Phillies in an 11-4 game.
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1 week ago |
phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson provided some insight as to how they will manage first base moving forward, now that Buddy Kennedy has joined the team. Kennedy, 26, was soon to be available to the 29 other teams in Major League Baseball due to an upward mobility clause in his contract. Given the dilemma, the Phillies opted to call Kennedy up and give Weston Wilson more time on the field in AAA Lehigh Valley.
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1 week ago |
phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor
A late-inning rally put the Phillies up over the New York Mets 10-2 on Friday evening. Zack Wheeler pitched five scoreless innings, racking up a high pitch count before passing the ball to the bullpen. Tanner Banks eventually earned the win for the Phillies, pitching 1.2 scoreless innings. Nick Castellanos and Brandon Marsh led the way for the Phillies offensively, each tallying three hits.
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