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J.P. Crawford said his fractured wrist will not require surgery and is hopeful that he’ll be able to return from the disabled list in four to six weeks.

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No surgery for Phillies’ J.P. Crawford; Jerad Eickhoff is ‘cautiously optimistic’

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Maikel Franco’s playing time has already been pinched. And Friday night – thanks to the defensive growth of J.P.

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J.P. Crawford’s defense at third base keeps Maikel Franco on Phillies’ bench

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They need to know what they have in Crawford. And in a strange twist, it would help if Crawford can work his way down in the order.

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For Phillies, batting J.P. Crawford ninth again would be a good sign

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Well, that was a tough one. The Phillies were one pitch away from claiming a confidence-boosting series victory on the road against the Cubs last night. It would have been a great win to have considering Aaron Nola didn’t have one of his better outings, the Phillies rallied from a 3-0 deficit and later broke a tie ballgame in the ninth inning with the first career home run by Dylan Cozens on the same day the Braves suffered a series loss in San Diego

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Cubs stun Phillies with walk-off grand slam; What should Kapler have done with Dominguez?

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Although the Phillies activated J.P. Crawford from the disabled list, manager Gabe Kapler stopped short of declaring him the team’s primary shortstop again.

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J.P. Crawford rejoins Phillies, but playing time at shortstop isn’t guaranteed

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The Clearwater Threshers (19-28) lost to the Fort Myers Miracle, 8-1.  The game featured rehab appearances by J.P. Crawford and Ervin Santana

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Clearwater Threshers Recap – 5/29/2018

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Three games have been played since the Phillies played their second 16-game stretch of the year. This report does not include those three games. Let’s look at how the Phillies have been so far.

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Progress Report: The second tenth of the season

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OPS By Position: Pitcher – .354 (5th) Catcher – .551 (25th tied) First Base – .587 (27th) Second Base – .817 (11th) Shortstop – .702 (17th) Third Base – .697 (24th) Left Field – 1.037 (2nd) Center Field – .865 (5th) Right Field – .564 (27th) Designated Hitter – .516 (23rd, which is last in this case) Pinch Hitter – .455 (22nd) Only 3 positions on the diamond are getting above average production, thanks to Rhys Hoskins, Odubel Herrera, and Cesar Hernandez. I’m tired of hearing about how unlucky Carlos Santana has been. Put up or shut up! I’m tired of hearing about Jorge Alfaro and JP Crawford’s potential

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Offensive Struggles

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Scott Kingery will finally have a set role as J.P. Crawford heads to the disabled list.

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Phillies’ Scott Kingery can benefit from J.P. Crawford’s absence

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J.P. Crawford has a right forearm strain. Jesmuel Valentin will make his major-league debut.

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Phillies place J.P. Crawford on disabled list, call up Jesmuel Valentin

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