Phillie Fanatic Fires Hot Dog Into Woman’s Face
Getting seated behind home plate can be one of the more dangerous seating assignments in Major League Baseball. However, normally most of the danger stems from flying baseballs, not flying hot dogs.
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NBC Philadelphia Airs Montage of Roy Halladay Giving Up Homers in Tribute Video
NBC Philadelphia brought on former Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. Wednesday to talk about former star pitcher Roy Halladay, who passed away Wednesday in a plane crash at 40-years-old. As Amaro discussed Halladay’s life, the station aired clips of the
Former Pitching Great Roy Halladay, Killed in Plane Crash
Former Phillies and Blue Jays pitcher Roy Halladay was killed in a plane crash in the Gulf of Mexico. Halladay was 40 years old.
Watch: Phillies Pitcher Records an Out With His Jersey
Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Nick Pivetta showed Monday night he did not need his glove to make an out on a batted ball. Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes laced a comebacker 106 mph right at Pivetta and the ball went
Phillies Legend Mike Schmidt: You Can’t Build a Team Around a Player With a ‘Language Barrier’
Philadelphia Phillies Hall of Fame third baseman Mike Schmidt does not believe the Phillies should build their team around 25-year-old star centerfielder Odubel Herrera in part because of the language barrier that comes with the native of Venezuela. Schmidt, a
Hall of Fame Pitcher, Congressman Bunning Dies
Washington (AFP) – Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning, who went from baseball to serving in the US Congress, has died at the age of 85, the Philadelphia Phillies said on Saturday.
Chris Christie Calls Phillies Fans ‘Angry, Bitter’
NEW YORK (AP) — Many of Chris Christie’s constituents live outside Philadelphia, but the New Jersey governor apparently has a low opinion of the Philadelphia Phillies and their fans.
Candid Nails: Mets, Phils Great Lenny Dykstra Talks Trump, Palin, Tobacco, Strawberry, and More
Unfiltered. That’s one of many ways to describe Lenny Dykstra. The former Mets and Phillies star does not mince words. Instead he uses them any which way they happen to come out.
Curt Schilling Tells Radio Host Howie Carr: I Am Thinking About Running Against Sen. Liz Warren
Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Curt Schilling told the King of Boston Talk Radio Tuesday he is considering a run against Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D.-Mass.).
Jonathan Papelbon Challenges Nationals Discipline for Scuffle
Closer Jonathan Papelbon has filed a grievance against the Washington Nationals for using the team-imposed four-game suspension at the end of the 2015 season as an excuse to cut his pay.
Watch: Mets Make Tremendous Circus Play
During Thursday night’s matchup between the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, the Mets turned a play that is not seen every day. With two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning, Phillies outfielder Jeff Francoeur grounded a ball
Ryne Sandburg Resigns as Phillies Manager
After two less-than-stellar years as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, Ryne Sandburg has announced his resignation from the team’s top job.
Study: Mets Fans Have Worst Grammar, Royals Fans Talk the Most
A new study examining comments posted to sports news stories by fans of the nation’s Major League Baseball clubs finds that New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies fans fail basic grammar while Royals fans give their opinions most often.
Phillies GM Ruben Amaro: Fans ‘Don’t Understand the Game’
Phillies fans were not very happy to hear that Philadelphia’s general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. considers trading his club’s veterans, namely Cole Hamels, Jonathan Papelbon, Ryan Howard, and Chase Utley.
Cowherd Identifies Philly, Alabama Sports Fans as Nation’s Angriest
On Thursday’s “The Herd” on ESPNU and ESPN Radio, host Colin Cowherd discussed listening to local sports radio and compared Philadelphia fans to fans of other big cities, and then Alabama, where a professional sports team does not exist. Cowherd
