US EditionPhillies offense gets big hits late in home opener after Super Bowl champion Eagles are honored
- On Monday, March 31, 2025, the Philadelphia Phillies had their home opener against the Colorado Rockies.
- Phillies fans roared as Super Bowl champion Eagles Saquon Barkley and Brandon Graham threw first pitches.
- Kyle Schwarber hit a two-run home run off Rockies pitcher Victor Vodnik following Sosa's go-ahead double.
- Phillies manager Rob Thomson noted the team is currently "feasting on bullpens."
- The Phillies rallied to a 6-1 victory, marking a 3-1 start to the season.
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14 Articles
The Pottstown Mercury
De George: In whatever order, Phillies’ offensive grit has shown early
PHILADELPHIA — Rob Thomson crafted a lineup for Opening Day, that most vaunted and largely symbolic of baseball traditions, and watched the plan last one day. Subject to the whims of Trea Turner’s back and J.T. Realmuto’s foot, the first starting nine was little more than one of 162 in the 2025 season. Through its first four installments, the Phillies are 3-1, after Monday’s 6-1 home-opening rally past Colorado. And – spoiler alert – it hasn’t b…
Nick Sirianni Wants End To Eagles' Super Bowl Celebrations But Is 'Really Excited' About White House Visit
PALM BEACH – Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni insisted the celebrations that followed the team's Super Bowl LIX Championship victory are over. And then the subject of the Eagles' looming White House visit this month comes up.Celebration!"I'm really excited to go, yeah," Sirianni said Tuesday during a break from the NFL annual meeting. "What an honor. What an honor to be able to go to the White House. Teams that have been able to win champ…
Winnipeg Free Press
Phillies offense gets big hits late in home opener after Super Bowl champion Eagles are honored
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Phillies rally late, take home opener against Rockies, 6-1
Everyone knew that coming into the season, the Phillies had a pitching staff for the ages. Five quality starters and four dependable bullpen arms could launch the Phillies to the World Series they've so fiercely desired. On Monday afternoon, that pitching kept the Phillies in the game until the offense arrived. For the second time in four games, it came late against an opposing bullpen. While the offense struggled, Cristopher Sánchez debuted his…
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