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What is Next for Kody Clemens? – Philly Sports

5 days ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Matt Watson

PHILADELPHIA— The future of Kody Clemens is starting to become a little unclear in Philadelphia. There has not been a lot of opportunity for the Philadelphia Phillies’ utilityman, just four weeks into the regular season. Clemens has been a part of huge moments for the Phillies in years past, but his role on the team has seemingly vanished. Due to his left-handed swing, Clemens has suffered due to the saturation of options the Phillies have on their active roster.
Phillies 7, Marlins 2: Harper and Schwarber Go Deep – Philly Sports

5 days ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Matt Watson

PHILADELPHIA— That ball is outta here!The Philadelphia Phillies knew that Bryce Harper was starting to see the ball well. Harper himself spoke the other day and said he was just a few games away from locking in for the season. His second deck blast in the first inning confirmed it. Harper crushed a hanging slider from Miami Marlins starter Sandy Alcantara and did not miss in the slightest. His blast gave the Phillies an early 2-run lead, and they never looked back.
Phillies Welcome Marlins to Town for 3 Game Series – Philly Sports

6 days ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Matt Watson

PHILADELPHIA— After grinding out a series split with the San Francisco Giants, the Philadelphia Phillies now turn their attention to the Miami Marlins. A club that has consistently given them trouble, the Marlins head into Friday’s action with a surprising 8-10 record. The young team has been full of excitement, including 3 walk-off wins in their opening series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Many faces have changed since these two teams last played. However, one constant remains in Sandy Alcantara.
Philadelphia Union looks for first win since late March in meeting with star-studded Atlanta United Saturday night: “This is not about any opponent that comes to our building, we’re having our own standards.” - Philly Sports

6 days ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

“I think the team is right where it needs to be and I think we should be going into each game with confidence because the team’s in a good way whether we have a bout of flu or illnesses in camp or whether we pick up an injury, we’ve shown we have guys who can come in and take the baton and move on.” – Philadelphia Union Head Coach, Bradley Carnell After a narrow 1-0 loss to NYCFC last weekend in Queens, Bradley Carnell’s Philadelphia Union will look to get back in the win column on Saturday...
Philadelphia Union to Host USL’s Indy Eleven in Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Round of 32 – Philly Sports

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

For the first time since 2018, the Philadelphia Union are set to host a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup match at Subaru Park after drawing USL Championship side, Indy Eleven, in the tournament’s Round of 32.
3 Moves the Phillies Can Make To Shake Up Roster – Philly Sports

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Matt Watson

PHILADELPHIA— Despite their winning record, the feeling surrounding the Philadelphia Phillies is not a positive one. After a 7-2 start to the season, the Phillies are 3-6 in their last 9 ballgames. With back-to-back series losses to the Atlanta Braves and St. Louis Cardinals, they are in jeopardy of losing a third consecutive on Thursday afternoon against the San Francisco Giants. There are plenty of reasons for the recent skid.
Phillies drop Wednesday night affair to Giants 11-4 – Philly Sports

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor

The Philadelphia Phillies were out-hit on Wednesday night as the San Francisco Giants defeated them 11-4. Aaron Nola took his fourth loss of the season, allowing seven runs on the day. Offensively, the Phillies continued to leave runners on base, going 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position on the evening. The windy air was not the only thing that was cold at the start of tonight’s game. After getting the first out on a groundout, Aaron Nola allowed a double into left field to Willy Adames.
Report: Sixers may see coaching staff shakeup this offseason

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Zach Ciavolella

As the Philadelphia 76ers‘ season came to an end, the players, along with President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey and Head Coach Nick Nurse, took the stage to address the media. During Morey’s statement to the media, it was revealed that both he and Nurse would remain with the Sixers for the upcoming season. While the head coach is set to stay, a report from NBA insider Michael Scotto of HoopsHype suggests that changes may be coming to the Sixers coaching staff.
Thomson provides an update on Phillies’ Wilson and Suárez injury status – Philly Sports

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor

Posted on Prior to the start of Wednesday’s game against the San Francisco Giants, Philadelphia Phillies’ manager Rob Thomson provided updates on the status of Weston Wilson and Ranger Suárez. Weston Wilson is progressing well in his rehab at AAA Lehigh Valley. On Tuesday, Wilson went 2-for-5 out of the two-hole for the Iron Pigs, scoring three runs and recording a triple.
Aaron Nola starts as Phillies host Giants for game 3 – Philly Sports

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Shaun Nestor

After evening up the series 1-1 on Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Phillies will return to the field seeking the advantage in their four-game set against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night. The Phillies’ bats woke up Tuesday night as the team combined for 10 hits including four extra-base hits. J.T. Realmuto and Bryce Harper both hit home runs on the night while Bryson Stott recorded his first triple of the year.