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2020-09-052020-11-22 Larry Shenk PHILLIES

LA and Philly: A perfect match

Larry Andersen arrived in Philly at the 1983 trade deadline in a move to bolster the bullpen, and became one of the most beloved Phillies of all-time.

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2020-07-192020-11-22 Sue Evans PHILLIES

Phillies 2020 TV broadcasts will have a different flavor

As the Phillies prepare to open the COVID-delayed 2020 MLB season fans should prepare themselves for a different kind of TV and radio broadcast.

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2020-07-012020-11-16 Matt Veasey PHILLIES

Phillies 50: Forgotten 1991 – Braulio Castillo

The 'Phillies 50' series featuring players who made little impact with either the club or in their MLB careers highlights 1991 outfielder Braulio Castillo.

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2020-06-252020-11-22 Larry Shenk PHILLIES

A 1989 Phillies “supernatural” comeback

The Phillies staged a comeback for the ages at Veterans Stadium in June 1989, rallying from 10-0 down in the 1st inning for an eventual 15-11 victory.

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2020-06-192020-11-16 Matt Veasey PHILLIES

Phillies 50: Forgotten 1993 – Paul Fletcher

Fletcher developed a problem after leaving the Phillies in that he became an alcoholic: "His wife divorced him, he attempted suicide and he was spiraling out of control until his sister stepped in and called the Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.)."

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