A down-and-dirty look at the Phillies
Phils Soar Over Cardinals
Hunter Pence hit a two-run homer in the 10th inning off Jason Motte and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-3 on Friday night. Read »
Injury Updates
The Phillies are sitting around, treading water and waiting for some of their high-priced bats to return. The status of Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Jim Thome isn't good, per se, but it's not terrible either. Read »
Average Joe
He got off to a hot start, but Joe Blanton has been ice cold his last two times out. Read »
Accept It, Cole Could Test Free Agency
Maybe it's time for Phillies fans to accept that signing Cole Hamels isn't as easy as throwing an enormous amount of money his way right now. Read »
Halladay Struggles in Loss to Nats
Halladay (4-4) continued his indifferent season with his second-worst start of the season, going six innings and allowing five runs and nine hits with six strikeouts and one walk. Read »
Lidge on Hamels
Brad Lidge had some words to say about Cole Hamels' future. And the former Phillies closer was as accurate as ever. Read »
About Philthy Stuff
The place for a high-and-inside look at the Phillies with the latest insight, commentary and gossip about the guys in red pinstripes.
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Special Delivery for Longtime Phillies Fans
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Phillies' Spring Training Packing List
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Jimmy Rollins Through the Years
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Authors
Dash Treyhorn
twitter.com/dashtreyhorn
Dash is a Phillies lifer who experienced his first televised game when he was two days old thanks to the kindly nursing staff in the maternity ward. His favorite sound is the voice of Harry Kalas, and he thinks that Cole Hamels' changeup belongs in The Smithsonian.
Dash is a Phillies lifer who experienced his first televised game when he was two days old thanks to the kindly nursing staff in the maternity ward. His favorite sound is the voice of Harry Kalas, and he thinks that Cole Hamels' changeup belongs in The Smithsonian.
Will Brinson
twitter.com/danstamm
Will Brinson covers baseball from coast-to-coast (literally) for NBC and is the senior NFL blogger at CBSSports.com. He's previously written for FanHouse, The Sporting News, Yahoo! Sports and myriad other publications.
Will Brinson covers baseball from coast-to-coast (literally) for NBC and is the senior NFL blogger at CBSSports.com. He's previously written for FanHouse, The Sporting News, Yahoo! Sports and myriad other publications.
Dan Stamm
twitter.com/danstamm
Dan Stamm is a lifelong Phillies fan who's had access to season tickets his entire life (although they've never actually been in his name). He believes the Phillies look best in baby blue, and the best eats at CBP is the vegan heater cheesesteak.
Dan Stamm is a lifelong Phillies fan who's had access to season tickets his entire life (although they've never actually been in his name). He believes the Phillies look best in baby blue, and the best eats at CBP is the vegan heater cheesesteak.
Michelle O'Malley
twitter.com/M_OMalley
Michelle is a a Phanatic-phobic lifelong Phillies fan transplanted in Virginia. She has the last 25 years worth of rosters memorized and an unexplainable amount of Marlon Anderson baseball cards in her collection.
Michelle is a a Phanatic-phobic lifelong Phillies fan transplanted in Virginia. She has the last 25 years worth of rosters memorized and an unexplainable amount of Marlon Anderson baseball cards in her collection.
Desi Relaford
Desi played parts of five seasons for the Phillies -- mostly at shortstop -- after being acquired for Terry Mulholland in 1996. He would go on to play for seven MLB teams over 11 seasons. A utility infielder, he hit 40 more home runs and stole 81 more bases in the pros than most of you did.
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