Phillies News

Nick Castellanos’ four RBI night, including his career high 103rd RBI on the year, helps lead the Phillies to a clutch win over the Mets.

Aaron Nola, Nick Castellanos and the Phillies ended their road trip on a high note, beating the Braves Wednesday afternoon to take another series.

Aaron Nola needed a rebound performance as much as anyone on the Phillies’ roster, and a few adjustments led to success in Atlanta.

KING CASTY!!! He accounts for half of the Phillies’ six runs with a pair of home runs early. Then, makes a game-saving throw in the ninth to force extras, leading to a Bryson Stott go-ahead, two-run double to help the Phillies take two of three from Atlanta.

Nick Castellanos, please never change. The Phillies right fielder admits that a “voice in his head” made him make the game-saving play in the ninth.

It was the exact bounce-back start the Phillies AND Aaron Nola needed. His skipper and the former Phillies ace talk about what was working for him on Wednesday afternoon.

John Kruk summarized this play perfectly. “NOOOO!” and then a “YEAH”! To extras we go in Atlanta.

He doubled the Phillies’ lead in the second, and now he doubled the lead again in the 4th with a two-run shot, his second homer of the day.

It’s all come crashing down since the no-hitter for Michael Lorenzen. “Sometimes this game’s really easy for you. … And then it flips, just like that.”

The boys have the bats buzzin’ early in Atlanta! Nick Castellanos gets ahold of this hanging breaking ball and sends it over the center field wall.

Former Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel has thanked his medical team and fans for their love and support as he recovers after suffering a stroke.

As the postseason approaches, Aaron Nola could use the Trea Turner Treatment.

After the Phillies offense exploded for five dingers on Monday, the Braves and Spencer Strider came out and shut the door on the Phils on Tuesday. Ronald Acuña Jr. also had two homers, leading the way to a 9-3 win for Atlanta.