Q&A: Larry Bowa on Aidan Miller’s 2025 outlook, Trea Turner’s future at shortstop, and more
The longtime Phillies adviser believes that Miller can make it at shortstop in the big leagues. "Just the athleticism out ...
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Behind the Plate: Phils’ leadoff hitter
Who should hit leadoff for the Phillies this season? Are you happy with Kyle Schwarber, or should the Phillies look elsewhere — maybe in the direction of Trea Turner? In this version of my Behind the ...
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Often misunderstood, Dick Allen was ‘just one of the guys’ back home in Wampum, Pa.
In 1975, he returned to Philadelphia for a two-year stint with the Phillies, this time serving as an older brother of sorts to the franchise’s rising stars: Mike Schmidt, Larry Bowa, Greg Luzinski, ...
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Dick Allen was one of baseball’s most misunderstood players. But in his hometown of Wampum, Pa., everyone ‘knows the truth.’
On a cold Monday in early December, Don Mancini drove along the winding roads of western Pennsylvania. He took a right turn at an old white church, ...
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Dick Allen was one of baseball’s most misunderstood players. But in his hometown of Wampum, Pa., everyone ‘knows the truth.’
he returned to Philadelphia for a two-year stint with the Phillies, this time serving as an older brother of sorts to the franchise’s rising stars: Mike Schmidt, Larry Bowa, Greg Luzinski ...
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Citizens Bank Park Philadelphia PA: Your Game Day Guide
Bull’s BBQ: Greg Luzinski’s BBQ stand in Ashburn Alley is a go-to for smoked meats, including pulled pork, ribs, and turkey legs. Old City Creamery: Cool off with soft-serve ice cream served in a ...
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These are the Phillies' best regular seasons
The Phillies won 101 games, setting a new franchise record ... when the Phils blew a two-run lead in the top of the ninth inning in Game 3 against the Dodgers at the Vet. Greg Luzinski could not catch ...
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Greg Sharpe, voice of Husker Nation, dies at 61
LOSS OF FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL. PLAY BY PLAY ANNOUNCER GREG SHARPE. SHARPE’S FAMILY ANNOUNCING THAT HE PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY AT THE AGE OF 61 AFTER FIGHTING A BATTLE WITH PANCREATIC CANCER.