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  Philadelphia Phillies

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  11H ago

  FINAL: Pirates 3, Phillies 2 (see you all here Tuesday)
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  Todd Zolecki

  @ToddZolecki

  11H ago

  Kevin Millwood, final game at the Vet in 2003. Last Phillies player to toss his equipment into the stands during a game? https://t.co/mo0uxtig6r
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  Scott Lauber

  @ScottLauber

  16H ago

  https://t.co/XkFE9gLsns Roster decisions, bullpen roles, and maybe the biggest #Phillies question of all: Has Aaron Nola turned it around? Four games to go before the postseason, and lots to talk about, via @PhillyInquirer:
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  Todd Zolecki

  @ToddZolecki

  17H ago

  Phillies lineup vs. Pirates. 6:05 p.m. ET on NBCSP/94WIP. Schwarber DH Turner 6 Harper 3 Bohm 5 Realmuto 2 Castellanos 9 Sosa 4 Cave 7 Pache 8   Wheeler RHP
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  Matt Gelb

  @MattGelb

  22H ago

  The Phillies generally know their postseason roster. But how they use it, specifically on the pitching side, will be the subject of debate. Sorting through it all: https://t.co/gMSqf4IWUc
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  Scott Lauber

  @ScottLauber

  23H ago

  https://t.co/PTaBo2jGQS Orion Kerkering and Seranthony Dominguez took center stage Wednesday night, as the playoff-bound #Phillies continued to sort their bullpen options and figure out a pecking order. From @PhillyInquirer:
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  Scott Lauber

  @ScottLauber

  1D ago

  #Phillies 7, Pirates 6: Bryce Harper homered. So did Garrett Stubbs and Edmundo Sosa. Phillies have won seven in a row, a season-high.
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  Todd Zolecki

  @ToddZolecki

  1D ago

  Phillies 7, Pirates 6. A night after the Phillies partied into the night, Garrett Stubbs hit his first homer of the season. Bryce Harper hit his 21st. The Phillies are 89-69.
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  Todd Zolecki

  @ToddZolecki

  1D ago

  Orion Kerkering will pitch the seventh inning. He is a good bet to make the Phillies postseason roster. https://t.co/ezfnzLtfmk
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  Matt Gelb

  @MattGelb

  2D ago

  Another plus play for Johan Rojas in center. One of the cooler things about his walk-off hit last night: His parents were here, as was Sandy Hiraldo, one of the Phillies scouts who discovered Rojas and signed him for $10,000.