Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sánchez exits start with left forearm tightness

Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sánchez exits start with left forearm tightness

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sánchez has been removed from his start against the New York Mets because of left forearm tightness. The team said Sánchez will be evaluated further. The left-hander labored through two innings, throwing 33 of his 58…

Phils' Sanchez leaves start, confident left arm OK

Phillies lefty Cristopher Sanchez said he isn't concerned about the left arm soreness that caused him to leave his start Tuesday night against the Mets.

Phillies offense struggles, series lost to Mets | Cristopher Sanchez exits | NFL Draft Eve - PHLY Sports

The Philadelphia Phillies offense struggled again against the New York Mets, as they drop the second game of the seris 5-1, and have already lost the 3 game set. What’s going on with the offense the last two nights? Trea Turner, Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber and Nick Castellanos were a combined 1-14 and the Phillies only RBI came from Johan Rojas. Cristopher Sanchez exited the game after just two innings with forearm tightness. Rob Thomson expect…

Phillies, Cristopher Sánchez don’t expect ‘structural damage’ with left forearm soreness

NEW YORK — After his 58th pitch Tuesday night, Cristopher Sánchez did not take a direct path from the Citi Field mound to the dugout steps. He instead veered

Phillies Bullpen Shines, But Top Hitters Struggle In Loss To Mets

Let’s dive into what we’ve got unfolding in Philly, where the Phillies’ bullpen is shaping up like a science experiment with José Alvarado, Orion Kerkering, and Matt Strahm leading the charge. The rest of the crew? Well, they’re vying for that standout moment to catapult themselves to the top of the pecking order. Tuesday’s hero? Joe Ross. The game started on shaky footing with Cristopher Sánchez laboring through two innings, leaving the fans br…

Ranger Suarez fires 5 scoreless innings in rehab start with Lehigh Valley – Philly Sports

ALLENTOWN -- It was a breezy rehab start for Ranger Suarez on Tuesday night with the Triple-A Lehigh Valley as he works his way back from his lower back tightness. In his third rehab start and first with the IronPigs, Suarez cruised through five scoreless innings, throwing all five of his pitches, throwing 22 sinkers and 17 heaters while mixing in 12 curveballs and flashing his changeup seven times and one cutter. He had eight swings and misses.…