Phillies’ Don Mattingly Unfazed by Zack Wheeler's Frustration Amid Pirates Series

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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler’s early exit from Wednesday night’s win over the Pittsburgh Pirates sparked immediate discussion after he was pulled one out short of a potential ninth win d

Phillies’ Don Mattingly Unfazed by Zack Wheeler's Frustration Amid Pirates Series

Philadelphia Phillies‘ interim skipper Don Mattingly pulled 36-year-old Zack Wheeler out of the game on Wednesday night.The ballclub was facing the Pittsburgh Pirates, but Wheeler made it clear that he wasn’t ready to leave the mound.Ahead of their next matchup, Mattingly expressed his thoughts on Wheeler’s frustrations.Phillies’ Manager Stands Firm in His Decision To Pull Wheeler GettyPhiladelphia Phillies’ Zack Wheeler was pulled from the game…

Phillies’ Don Mattingly defends early hook for miffed Zack Wheeler

Zack Wheeler’s postgame debrief Wednesday night nearly beat the pitch clock. At 48 seconds, there wasn’t much the Phillies righty had to say about a 10-6 win over Pittsburgh.

Phillies ace Zack Wheeler ‘upset’ about being pulled early vs. Pirates: ‘I feel like I’ve earned that’

Wheeler labored through 4⅔ innings Wednesday in a 10-6 Phillies victory over the Pirates, which ended a streak of 53 starts in which he completed at least five innings.

I Actually Love Zack Wheeler Being Pissed at Don Mattingly for Taking Him Out in the Fifth Inning and Mattingly Not Caring

Zack Wheeler was roughed up a little bit during Wednesday night’s game against the Pirates. He didn’t make it past the fifth inning, and left with the bases loaded and two outs. He gave up three straight hits after getting the first two outs of the fifth, and two of those hits were lucky to find open space after only having exit velocities of 72.6 and 63.4, respectively. After 104 pitches, interim manager Don Mattingly thought it was time to go …

Zack Wheeler upset after early pull: ‘I feel like I’ve earned that’

Zack Wheeler was upset postgame after not getting the chance to finish five innings. (Brendan Baldwin/Phillies Nation) PHILADELPHIA — An impressive Zack Wheeler streak came to an end on Wednesday night. The Phillies right-hander did not complete five innings in a start for the first time since June 16, 2024. It was Father’s Day 2024, and Wheeler allowed four home runs against a pesky Baltimore Orioles lineup at Camden Yards. Then manager Rob Tho…