Philadelphia Phillies fan looking for people who found his lost phone at Xfinity Live!
A Philadelphia Phillies fan is looking for the people who found his lost phone on Opening Day.
Watch CBS News
A Philadelphia Phillies fan is looking for the people who found his lost phone on Opening Day.
Chris Nady misplaced his phone at Xfinity Live! on Opening Day, and he's looking for the friendly Phillies fans who turned it in to security -- but not before taking some selfies on the way.
Kyle Schwarber is healthier, leaner and off to a very un-Schwarber-like start in 2024, and that's an excellent thing for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Christian Encarnacion-Strand and Elly De La Cruz had RBI doubles, Frankie Montas pitched 5 2/3 innings and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 on Wednesday night after a long rain delay.
The Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati Reds will try to play a game Wednesday night as rain continues to drench the Delaware Valley.
Bryce Harper homered for his first three hits of the season, including a grand slam, and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 9-4.
A new era for Philadelphia Phillies baseball began Tuesday night when hot dogs were buy one, get one free at Citizens Bank Park. Fans weighed in on the promotion, which replaced the popular "Dollar Dog Night." Now, during select games, hot dogs are two for $5. The next BOGO night is April 16.
An Instagrammer who specializes in giving back and spreading kindness surprised a 7-year-old boy, who just finished chemotherapy, at his lemonade stand with tickets to the Phillies Opening Day.
Spencer Steer hit a grand slam in the 10th inning to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday night.
A two-day system moves through the region with waves of rain Tuesday and Wednesday, which could lead to delays or possible cancellations for the Phillies games at Citizens Bank Park.
Bryce Harper is back in the lineup after missing the Phillies' game Sunday for what the team claimed was a scheduled day off.
Square Pie in Philadelphia's Queen Village neighborhood has attracted the attention of the Atlanta Braves, and the owner said it started with a phone call earlier in the week.
A South Philadelphia bakery, The Underbite Bites, sent a carrot cake to the Atlanta Braves this weekend.
Johan Rojas' base-running ability won't show up in the box score in the three-run seventh inning that catapulted the Philadelphia Phillies to their first win of the year.
The win settled some nerves among the grumbling sports faithful in Philly after Atlanta decisively won the first two games.
Manager Rob Thomson said Harper was scheduled for a maintenance day Sunday, even before he crashed while chasing down a foul ball on Saturday against the Atlanta Braves.
Meteorologist Andrew Kozak has a mild and dry Easter Sunday forecast, but is tracking multiple days of rain this week, a man in Montgomery County is accused of hiding a camera in a woman's apartment bedroom, and how a pizza shop in Philadelphia's Queen Village neighborhood is showing some Brotherly Love to the Atlanta Braves.
Following a 9-3 defeat on Opening Day, the Braves dominated the Phillies in a 12-4 victory in the second game of the season.
A pizza shop in Queen Village is showing some "Brotherly Love" to the Atlanta Braves while they're in town. It all started with an order from the rival baseball team. Ryan Hughes reports.
Friends and former teammates, Jason Kelce and Fletcher Cox, threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Phillies-Braves game Saturday.
The owner of the pizzeria, Giuliano Lozzi, who is a Phillies fan, received a phone call from the Braves asking if he would make them some pies after their game on Easter Sunday.
The Atlanta Braves secured a decisive win in what marked the 20th season start at Citizens Bank Park.
Like the weather in this month of March, fans were up and down. Kerri Corrado reports more on the opening day excitement. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/4aAZf8c
Phillies fans flooded Citizens Bank Park Friday afternoon for Opening Day, including a couple who's had season tickets since President Ronald Reagan was in office.
Phillies fans flooded Citizens Bank Park Friday afternoon for Opening Day, including a couple who's had season tickets since President Ronald Reagan was in office.
