Bryce Harper back in Phillies lineup 2 days after being hit by pitch
After a scheduled day off, Bryce Harper is back in the Philadelphia Phillies lineup today against the Boston Red Sox.
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After a scheduled day off, Bryce Harper is back in the Philadelphia Phillies lineup today against the Boston Red Sox.
The Philadelphia Eagles have hired Bowling Green State University head coach Scot Loeffler as quarterbacks coach.
Ryan Quigley lost his best friend, Tiger Bech, in the New Orleans terrorist attack, but the Eagles helped him during a "dark" time.
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DH Kyle Schwarber played first base and shortstop Edmundo Sosa started in left field for the Phillies on Thursday.
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Fran Dunphy became the 34th head coach in Division I history to reach 1,000 games coached on Wednesday night before his retirement at the end of the year at La Salle.
The New York Knicks held off the Philadelphia 76ers 110-105 on Wednesday night.
With the Sixers 17 games below .500, Paul George said he's putting his podcast on a hiatus to help his new franchise reach their goal of winning an NBA championship.
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Jason Peters, who spent 11 seasons with the Eagles and won a Super Bowl, has retired after 21 seasons in the NFL.
Frankie and Rocco Westfield each had successful weekends in the Philadelphia sports world — and their family has been supporting them along the way.