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It’s time to stop lamenting the performances and narratives of last season and start making presumptions about the performances and narratives of this season!
We’ve done it. We’ve crossed the threshold. No longer must we issue report cards and update scouting reports; now, we can transcribe press conferences and consult data projections. It’s that special time of year in Phillies baseball when we don’t even know what we’re mad about yet.
Join The Good Phight for a prolific coverage of the Phillies as they mount this year’s campaign in Clearwater with new players, new coaches, a new manager, and a whole new set of expectations.
For the Phils’ perennial top prospect—and an impatient fan base—the wait is over, and the real story now begins.
The Phillies may add another arm to the rotation, but as of now, the Phils are ready to go to battle with what they have.
The Gabe Kapler-led coaching staff looks quite different than those of recent seasons
Nola will get his very first chance to start the season.
A mix of emerging returnees and solid veteran imports could give the Phillies their strongest relief corps since the Before-Time.
Why does it feel like we’re counting down the final days for half of the projected infield?
New managers, new ownership, and a whole new season of sucking in what could be baseball’s dumbest division.
The 2018 season will be the most important one yet in Hector Neris’s career. Is he up to the challenge?
This may be Maikel Franco’s last chance to become Carlos Santana.
Gone are the days of Cedric, Sizemore and Nava. All hail the mighty quartet of Hoskins, Herrera, Williams and Altherr!
There’s always a big difference between being called the future and becoming it.
The Phillies open spring training in Clearwater with a few questions to answer.