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The reliever will join two other pitchers, Mark Leiter Jr. and Jerad Eickhoff, on the DL.

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Tommy Hunter headed to disabled list with hamstring injury

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Mark Leiter Jr., Luis Garcia, and Hector Neris all used splitters to buck the odds.

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One pitch leads to three unlikely paths to Phillies’ bullpen

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Jorge Alfaro’s 11-1 strikeout-to-walk rate terrifies the beJesus out of me. There’s no doubt the kid has the tools to be a star.

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Season Recap: Jorge Alfaro

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Aaron Nola was the team’s biggest question mark heading into 2017. Could he rebound from his injury plagued 2016 campaign? Was he the pitcher we saw in his first dozen starts that year or was he the guy who got knocked around?  Nola answered those questions with authority

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Player recap: Aaron Nola

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Welcome to the Big Leagues, Mark Lieter. I think you’ll be here for awhile. The 26-year-old made his Major League debut this year, pitching in 27 games, 11 of them starts

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Season recap: Mark Leiter Jr.

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After a brief cameo in 2016, Joely Rodriguez seemed like he could be a guy the Phillies could count on in 2017. Let’s treat those feelings like we do the time we walked in on our parents. Push them way down into the pit of our deepest despairs.

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Season Recap: Joely Rodriguez

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This week the Phillies posted a 4-3 record.  They came within a Pinto of sweeping a four-game series from the Los Angeles Dodgers.  They had a 4-3 lead in the fourth game when Mark Leiter turned the game over to the bullpen.

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Open Discussion: Week of September 24th

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Look, Jacob deGrom has built so much goodwill for me that giving up nine runs to the hated Philadelphia Phillies isn’t even an issue for me. Hell, a home run and four RBI to opposing pitcher Ben Lively? As the song says: “You get only one real shot to screw up your life

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Everything has gone poorly for the New York Mets (58-78), who limp home today after a 3-7 road trip losers of four straight. The Mets are simply playing out the string with the goal of evaluating young players, and that may come with a bonus of improving the team’s draft position for June. The 2018 draft class is reportedly very talented, so the higher a pick the Mets can land the better their chances of landing a potential future star.

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9/4/17 Game Preview: Philadelphia Phillies at New York Mets

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The Phils wasted a quality start from Mark Leiter Jr. and Freddy Galvis played an odd position: center field.

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Braves sweep Phillies in tedious doubleheader

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