US EditionPhillies Bury New York Mets in N.L. East; Focus Can Turn to Bye
Max Kepler drove in five runs and Cristopher Sánchez pitched six strong innings as the Phillies won their 31st series, extending their NL East lead to 10 games.
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The New York Mets is wrapped in an unprecedented negative streak that turned them from a squad that fought to win their division to one that sees their position as the last Wilderness in the National League. After Wednesday’s defeat to Philis of Philadelphia 11 runs for 3, their fifth in a row, the metropolitan cadre reached the day of this Thursday with just two games of advantage over Giants of San Francisco and Reds of Cincinnati Fight for th…
Max Kepler Has Turned Around His 2025 Season
Two months ago, it seemed like Max Kepler wouldn’t have a spot on this Phillies team come October. The offseason addition was a dud for the first few months of 2025. He wasn’t hitting to his standard, and it wasn’t going over well across the fanbase. We know Philadelphia fans. If you don’t play up to standard, you’ll hear it. Kepler was potentially on the verge of getting designated for assignment around the trade deadline. Harrison Bader was br…
Max Kepler drops 5 RBI on the Mets as Phillies lower Magic Number to 7
The Phillies are officially in cruise control. Behind Max Kepler’s five-RBI outburst and another steady night from Cristopher Sánchez, Philly hammered the Mets 11-3 at Citizens Bank Park on Wednesday night, dropping their magic number to seven in the NL East. The win pushes the Phillies 10 games clear of the second-place Mets with just 16 left to play. New York, meanwhile, looks absolutely cooked, losers of five straight and now barely hanging o…
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