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Progress report: The first tenth of the season
We’re a tenth of the way into the season Well, .09876 percent of the season is in the books. Anyway, let’s take a look at how each player has done so far in 2017. The standout stars Victor Arano: This kid just got three outs on three pitches
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Progress report: The first tenth of the season
Spring Training, the Roster Edition; Mar. 30, 2018
The Phillies optioned Jake Arrieta to Clearwater Thursday. That action finalized their opening day roster for the 2018 season. C – Alfaro, Knapp Inf – Santana, Hernandez, Crawford, Franco, Kingery OF- Hoskins, Herrera, Williams, Altherr, Florimon SP – Nola, Pivetta, Velasquez, Lively Pen – Arano, Garcia, Hutchinson, Milner, Morgan, Neris, Rios, Ramos, Thompson During the … Continue reading Spring Training, the Roster Edition; Mar
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Phillies fall in ninth to Rays
Hector Neris blew the save by allowing a three-run homer.
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Phillies fall in ninth to Rays
One pitch leads to three unlikely paths to Phillies’ bullpen
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
Open Discussion: Week of January 21, 2018
Still quiet on the hot stove front. The Phillies invited eight non-roster players to major league spring training and Hector Neris switched agents. Organizational News and Changes The Phillies invited eight of their minor league players to major league spring training – Tom Eshelman, J.D.
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Open Discussion: Week of January 21, 2018
Season recap: Pat Neshek
I don’t think fans realize how much of a stud Pat Neshek was last season. In 43 games, he had a 2.1 bWAR. Because it’s a cumulative stat, it’s hard for a relief pitcher – particularly in the modern game – to get that high of a WAR number.
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Season recap: Pat Neshak
I don’t think fans realize how much of a stud Pat Neshak was last season. In 43 games, he had a 2.1 bWAR. Because it’s a cumulative stat, it’s hard for a relief pitcher – particularly in the modern game – to get that high of a WAR number.
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Season recap: Pat Neshak
Analyzing the new-look Phillies bullpen
With Tommy Hunter and Pat Neshek aboard, the Phillies will build their bullpen around the two veterans and 28-year-old Hector Neris.
Hector Neris deserves Phillies closer role after strong second half
The Phillies have money to spend and the bullpen could be a place to spend it. But the closer role should be Hector Neris’ in 2018.
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Hector Neris deserves Phillies closer role after strong second half
Joe Girardi sends encouragement to AJ Hinch in classy gesture after Game 7 loss
Yankees manager Joe Girardi came through with an incredibly classy gesture after Saturday’s loss in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. As tough as the defeat was for the Yankees, who had a 3-2 series lead and a great opportunity to win the AL pennant, Girardi didn’t let the tough loss affect his mannerisms afterward. Girardi actually waited around in an office located in the Astros’ clubhouse, just so he could congratulate Houston manager A.J.
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Joe Girardi sends encouragement to AJ Hinch in classy gesture after Game 7 loss