Fans Anxious To Welcome The Phillies Home
Tens of thousands of fans will welcome the Phillies home on Friday for their home opener at Citizen's Bank Park.
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Tens of thousands of fans will welcome the Phillies home on Friday for their home opener at Citizen's Bank Park.
Relief pitcher Michael Lorenzen connected for a pinch-hit homer that put Cincinnati ahead and the Reds overcame a rough major league debut by Rookie Davis to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-4 Thursday.
Chris reviewed his disappointing finish in his NCAA Tournament bracket pool, reports that Obama Administration official Susan Rice was behind the unmasking of General Michael Flynn and the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch. He spoke with Brandon Finnigan from Decision Desk HQ at 7:20 about Pennsylvania voting data from the 2016 presidential election and Joe Bastardi from Weather Bell at 8:20 about the roll back of EPA regulations and impact of humans on climate change.
From Phillies spring training, Chris covered the London terror attack, revelations about the surveillance of Donald Trump and DA Seth Williams pleading not guilty to corruption charges. He spoke with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski at 6:20, comedian Finesse Mitchell at 7:20, as well as Phillies pitcher Jerad Eickoff at 6:45, First Base Coach Mickey Morandini at 7:00 and Hitting Coach Matt Stairs at 8:00.
A Philadelphia Phillies legend has passed away.
Cameron Rupp is a fan favorite in Philadelphia until football season starts.
The Phillies rebuild continues and they hope to have found a rotation staple in Velasquez.
The Phillies hired him as a special assistant, to impart his wisdom to some of the younger players.
It's in the 70s in the Philadelphia area and that has us only thinking of one thing – baseball!
Pete Rose is one of ten former players on the ballot.
After feeling lost, he managed to find his swing and what's really important in life.
Chris reviewed the hiring of Lt Gen HR McMaster as the new National Security Adviser, businesses firing employees for participating in 'A Day Without Immigrants,' and National Sticky Bun Day.
The Phillies are now accepting applications for this year's ballgirls.
Phillies manager Pete Mackanin is looking for better results in year two at the helm.
One of those pitching concerns is Aaron Nola, who says his elbow is 100 percent healthy and that he's ready to go.
Rupp, one of the gruffest and toughest players the Phillies have, is apparently now a devoted yogi.
The Phillies tell CBS 3 they have received permission from Major League Baseball to make Pete Rose eligible for the organization's honor.
Former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Curt Schilling believes he would be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame this year if he said "Lynch Trump."
Chris discussed Rick Perry being named to head the Department of Energy, Kanye West's meeting with Donald Trump and the death of actor Alan Thicke. At 8:00, he spoke with Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine about a city attorney not being charged for his role in the vandalizing of a building in Chestnut Hill.
This Phillies fan has better hands than most of the wide receivers on the Eagles.
Former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Pat Burrell and slugger Matt Stairs are making their first appearance on the MLB Hall of Fame ballot for 2017.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jeremy Hellickson is reportedly accepting a qualifying offer for $17.2 million
Chris discussed the New York Times publishing Donald Trump's state tax returns from 1995 showing a $916 million loss, the season premiere of Saturday Night Live and threats against Philadelphia schools posted online from clowns. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna at 7:00 on the Monday Morning Matchup about Hillary Clinton's comments on Bernie Sanders supporters and the release of Donald Trump's tax returns and to 94 WIP's Ike Reese at 8:00 about the end of the Ryan Howard era in Philadelphia and Ben Simmons fracturing a bone in his foot.
Chris discussed yesterday's NJ Transit crash in Hoboken, the Phillies plan to honor Ryan Howard and Donald Trump's latest rant against Alicia Machado. He spoke with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday about the testimony of Wells Fargo's CEO before Congress at 7:00, comedians Justin Willman and Simon Taylor, who will be performing at Helium Comedy Club this weekend at 7:20 and CSN Philly's Ray Didinger to assess the Eagles 3-0 start at 8:00.
Chris discussed the resignation of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane, a shakeup in Donald Trump's campaign staff and Hillary Clinton holding a rally in Philadelphia. He talked with Gold Star mother Karen Vaughn about the Defend Freedom Tour at 7:00, Patrick Kerkstra from Philadelphia Magazine about the resignation of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane at 8:00 and T. Beckett Adams from the Washington Examiner about Hillary Clinton's campaign stop in Philadelphia at 8:20.
