Philadelphia Phillies
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Harper sought deadline help as Phillies slide
Philadelphia is 3-8 since the break and six games back in the NL East.
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Bryson Stott HR, 5 RBI as Philadelphia Phillies beat New York Yankees
Bryson Stott went 3-for-4 with a homer, five RBI, and one run scored in Philadelphia Phillies’ 11-4 win against New York Yankees. Stott had gone hitless in two straight before this one; the homer broke the dry spell.
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Jesus Luzardo stellar (7.0 IP, 1 ER) in Philadelphia Phillies loss
Jesus Luzardo worked 7.0 IP · 3 H · 1 ER · 9 K · 1 BB in Philadelphia Phillies’ 0-1 loss against New York Yankees. Luzardo has allowed one earned run or fewer in three straight starts.
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Alec Bohm HR, 3 RBI in Philadelphia Phillies loss
Alec Bohm went 2-for-4 with a homer, three RBI, and one run scored in Philadelphia Phillies’ 5-9 loss against Los Angeles Dodgers. It was Bohm’s first homer since going deep against the New York Mets on July 19.
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Trea Turner Hits 2 Home Runs, Drives in 5 as Phillies Beat Dodgers 10-7
Trea Turner homered twice — including the 200th of his career — and drove in five as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 10-7.
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Alec Bohm homers in Philadelphia Phillies loss
Alec Bohm went 2-for-4 with a homer, one RBI, and one run scored in Philadelphia Phillies’ 1-6 loss against New York Mets.
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Phillies Beat Mets 6-1 Behind Luzardo and Home Runs From Turner and Schwarber
Jesús Luzardo tossed five sharp innings and Trea Turner and Kyle Schwarber homered as Philadelphia beat New York 6-1 and pulled within two games of the first-place Braves.
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Phillies Enter Final Deadline Stretch Needing a Right-Handed Bat and Bullpen Help
With Adolis Garcia on the 60-day injured list and Brad Keller sidelined, Philadelphia’s deadline needs are outfield offense and relief pitching. Matt Chapman is one reported target, but a full no-trade clause complicates it.
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Phillies Place Reliever Brad Keller on Injured List With Elbow UCL Tear
Philadelphia lost dependable reliever Brad Keller (4.02 ERA, 13 holds) to a right-elbow UCL tear, deepening the Phillies’ need for bullpen help before the Aug. 3 deadline.
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Cristopher Sánchez Allows Three First-Inning Runs as NL Falls 4-0 in All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park
Cristopher Sánchez gave up three first-inning runs in the NL’s 4-0 All-Star Game loss in Philadelphia — the first Phillies pitcher to start the game since Roy Halladay in 2011. One exhibition inning leaves his 2.62-ERA first half untouched.