Oswalt On The Hill For Game 2
Game One was historic. But tonight the Phillies turn the page and play Game Two of their National League Division Series against the Reds.
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Game One was historic. But tonight the Phillies turn the page and play Game Two of their National League Division Series against the Reds.
Surprise starter Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 29 shots in his NHL debut, Danny Briere and Blair Betts scored the first two goals, and the Flyers spoiled the Pittsburgh Penguins' debut game in their new arena by winning 3-2 on Thursday night.
People who work in the Philadelphia restaurant industry say that when the Phillies play, they do better economically.
"I was going in the cage earlier and you could just tell from watching it on the TV, how his stuff was cutting and sinking and just doing all this crazy stuff. So I knew it was going to be a fun time."
He's quickly becoming the voice of sports history in Philadelphia.
Phillies fans can't believe what they just saw -- another no-hitter thrown by ace Roy Halladay.
Roy Halladay joined Don Larsen as the only pitchers in Major League history to throw postseason no-hitters
Nutter says the Major League Baseball commissioner's office seems to be favoring the Yankees, whose game starts later.
Phillies third baseman Placido Polanco is out of the starting lineup for Game 1 of the NL division series because of a sore back.
Down at the ballpark, Phillies merchandise is red hot now that Red October has arrived.
Chase Utley is rested and fueled to make the kind of postseason run he did last year, when he erupted for five homers in the 2009 World Series against the New York Yankees.
Tuesday was a damp, dreary day at the ballpark in South Philly, but the Phillies, their fans, and the stadium crew are getting ready for tomorrow's opener of baseball's postseason.
Here is a look at the best-of-five National League division series between the Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies.
Talented drummers of all ages showed up with drum sticks in hand at the Nova Care Center in South Philadelphia because they want to be part of a new chapter for the Eagles.
Neighbors of a Mount Ephraim Phillies fan may be green with envy when they pass his home on Lambert Avenue. He just put the finishing touches on a Phillies logo on his front lawn.
