Phillies' Michael Lorenzen will get extra rest after his 124-pitch no-hitter
Michael Lorenzen will get some extra rest after pushing himself beyond his usual limits while throwing a no-hitter.
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Michael Lorenzen will get some extra rest after pushing himself beyond his usual limits while throwing a no-hitter.
76 Devcorp, the company working on the Sixers arena, is also building a $250 million residential building as part of the arena project.
During Wednesday night's Phillies game, Weston Wilson's first career home run in his first major league at bat left his father holding back tears of joy.
Trea Turner, Nick Castellanos and J.T. Realmuto hit two-run homers, leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-2 win over the Washington Nationals on Thursday night.
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman/designated hitter Bryce Harper left Thursday night's game against the Washington Nationals with what the team called mid-back spasms.
Weston Wilson made his major league debut after seven seasons in the minors. And in his first at-bat, he hit a towering home run to left. His family in the stands loved it.
While it hurts, they know getting this far was a milestone.
Michael Lorenzen threw a no-hitter in his first home start as a Phillie. So, where does the righty's no-hitter fall in team history? Let's take a look.
Lorenzen became the first Phillies to throw a no-hitter since Cole Hamels in 2015 and did so in his Citizens Bank Park debut.
Phillies pitcher Michael Lorenzen's cleats worn during his no-hitter are now part of history...so he needs a new pair.
Phillies rookie Weston Wilson had a major-league debut to remember, even if it was overshadowed by Michael Lorenzen's no-hitter.
Some compare the Savannah Bananas to the Harlem Globetrotters. They are on a 33-stadium tour and on Wednesday night they're in New Jersey for the first time.
Several young men from our area are taking a trip of a lifetime. Two stars from our sports teams are helping them learn about their roots.
Ryan Howard believes Phillies fans' support of Trea Turner this past weekend will lead to a "blow-up September" for the shortstop.
Kyle Schwarber homered twice to reach 30 for the season, drove in five runs and led the Phillies to an 8-4 win in the opener.
