
Being a Phillies fan isn’t always easy. Paul Boye and Matt Gelb are here to help you talk it out. Follow the show and hosts on Twitter at @PhilliesTherapy, @paul_boye, and @MattGelb
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 246 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Nothing left to do but wonder. The immediate aftermath of an elimination always leaves more questions than answers, and we don't attempt to answer too many of them; we're just kinda working through it. Sit in on our own therapy session as we lay the ... more
There is no easy, concise way to describe this Phillies team, in equal parts talent-laden and flawed, underachieving yet capable of heroics. That heroism, nearly up and down the roster, helped propel the Phillies to a wild Game 2 win and force a deci... more
Familiar foes in a best-of-three sprint. Will the Phillies survive the end of Red September and bring about another Red October?
Time for the playoffs, baby.
Our Executive Producer supporters for this episode are: Adam D., Andrew C., Andrew G., Andr... more
By golly, they did it. It was a close call! It was 500% more frustrating than it probably needed to be! But the Phillies are back in the playoffs, and heading to Atlanta once more to face the Braves. A best-of-three awaits, and there's a Chris Sale-s... more
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Nice pod on the spring training story lines. So much has to go right for this team to improve on last season and not just tread water
Guys, good pod on Keller and the bullpen going forward. Thanks!
Guys, what are you doing? You spent way too much time talking about the Harper unfounded trade rumor mill; and then you plug your own free agent speculation board? Instead of venting your frustration with the rumor mill industry give your audience some credit. Just state the reasons Harper isn’t going to be traded and then move on. It is more interesting to talk about why dombrowski went public (wrist surgery?) and the potential additions the Phils could make to the team. Matt’s analysis was bri... more
Love the insight that Paul and Matt bring to this podcast and the reasoned takes.
Just a treat to listen to. Paul brings the perspective of a fan, and Matt gives you information from a beat reporter. I felt more clued in to the team this year because
I listened to PT. Shoutout to the Discord server for being awesome too!
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Two hosts bring analytics-informed Phillies coverage with a fan-facing angle, balancing data-driven insight and spirited discussion. Episodes consistently cover roster moves, trade deadlines, and on-field performance, often weaving in scouting input, historical context, and community interaction (Discord/Patreon). A notable strength is the duo's complementary dynamic—one brings fan perspective, the other beat-reporting rigor—creating a approachable yet informed look at a team in flux. Frequent sponsor reads and listener engagement segments add a practical, community-focused layer that may appeal to dedicated Phillies fans who want context beyond game recaps.
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Recent guests on Phillies Therapy include:
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2. Bryce Harper
3. Charlotte Varnes
4. Michael Baumann
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