Phillies' Jake Arrieta Ready For Season To Get Underway
There is snow on the ground and the Phillies season opener in Atlanta is nine days away.
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There is snow on the ground and the Phillies season opener in Atlanta is nine days away.
Braden Halladay, 17, received an emotional standing ovation Saturday after tossing a 1-2-3 eighth inning against his father's former team, the Toronto Blue Jays.
Baseball is back and with that means new food options at the ballpark.
Arrieta's message to the city? "We're gonna fight."
The free agent pitcher finally gets a deal done and the league adds a new broadcast partner.
Arrieta, the 2015 Cy Young award winner, recently turned 32 but has remained a strong starting pitcher in the MLB.
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan visited the Phillies in Clearwater on Friday, spending time chatting with Phillies manager Gabe Kapler, coaches and players.
Relaford spent 11 seasons in Major League Baseball, the first five with the Phils. He was a career .243 hitter.
On Sunday, Jimmy Rollins, put on his red and white number 11 jersey for the first time since he was traded by the Phillies in 2014.
Gabe Kapler says Odubel Herrera, who received criticism last year, is engaged and prepared.
The Phillies are reportedly interested in Lance Lynn and very interested in Jake Arrieta.
Scott Kingery and J.P. Crawford joined the 94WIP Morning Show on Thursday from Clearwater.
The Phillies announced Tuesday that Halladay, along with former general manager Pat Gillick, will be inducted on Saturday, Aug. 4, prior to the 7:05 p.m. game against the Miami Marlins.
Nola, 24, was 12-11 with a 3.54 ERA in 27 starts last season.
Kapler said he felt the message Kelce gave his players was one that will inspire them and one they needed to hear as they begin the season.
