Michael Lorenzen

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.

After allowing four runs and three walks in 0.1 IP on Tuesday, Michael Lorenzen shares how baseball has always been a roller coaster ride.

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 Phillies’ lineup ran into the buzzsaw that is Spencer Strider Tuesday night as the Cristopher Sanchez-Michael Lorenzen situation did not go according to plan.

Braves starter Spencer Strider was cruising until he let up this three-run bomb to Bryce Harper in the sixth!

The Phillies are moving back to a five-man rotation, with Cristopher Sanchez holding onto his spot.

The Phillies haven’t officially altered their rotation but are likely to do so this weekend in St. Louis.

Rob Thomson and Kyle Schwarber discuss how this wasn’t how they wanted this Braves series to go, but they’re focused on moving forward.

Bryce Harper’s late-game heroics were wasted (again) in Game 1, but the Phillies bounced back in Game 2 to split their double header with the Braves on Monday.

The Phillies needed a win badly Monday night after dropping three of four games and they got it, jumping on rusty Braves starter Kyle Wright and hanging on late.

Brandon Marsh hit his 10th home run of the season to extend the Phillies lead over the Braves in Game 2 of their double header on Monday.

Michael Lorezen has a 8.14 ERA in his last four starts since his no-hitter. He tries to dissect what’s been going on with his recent struggles.

Right after the Phillies got shutout by the Padres, 8-0, on Tuesday night, the PGL crew tries to figure out what’s gotten into Michael Lorenzen.

“I’m not really concerned about him.” Rob Thomson on Wednesday expressed he isn’t worried about Michael Lorenzen’s struggles following his no-hitter two starts ago.

Despite taking a 6-1 lead in the 4ht inning, the Phillies fell to the lowly Washington Nationals Friday night in D.C.

A game after bouncing back for one of their better wins, the Phillies suffered one of their worst losses of the season Friday night in D.C.

No words can really describe what type of night it was in South Philadelphia on Wednesday night. Michael Lorenezen throws a no-hitter, the 14th in franchise history, in his first start in Philadelphia as a Phillie. Weston Wilson hits his first career home run in his first at-bat, and Nick Castellanos hits two homers, including his 200th career dinger.

The title pretty much describes what we have here. Check out alllllll 27 outs of history in Philadelphia on Wednesday night.

Pretty cool to hear Michael Lorenzen and Nick Castellanos talk about when they realized the no-no was going on.

Michael Lorenzen says coming out for the ninth inning and hearing the fans go wild was the “coolest moment” of his baseball career.