
A podcast for fans of the Philadelphia Phillies.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 826 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsBaseballNewsSports | |||

The Phillies split their four-game series with the Atlanta Braves in Philadelphia over the Labor Day weekend, showcasing all the reasons why they can, and can't, succeed in October. On this episode of Hittin' Season, John Stolnis of The Good Phight, ... more
Get ready to spend the last holiday weekend of the summer with the Phillies and Braves both reaching for that NL East division title. Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher talk about how both teams have done since they last met in April, as well as the Philli... more
Finally, after five months, the Phillies and Atlanta Braves will meet again. Fresh off a 6-3 west coast road trip, the Phils return to Citizens Bank Park for a huge four-game series against the leaders of the NL East. Host John Stolnis of The Good Ph... more
The Phillies do not want to see August end. Winners of 13 of 15 after sweeping the Angels in Los Angeles, the Phils begin a key week of baseball with MLB playoff implications. John Stolnis of The Good Phight and Baseball Prospectus' Justin Klugh disc... more
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One of the best Phillies pods! Keep up the good work
“Well at least we got him to the all star game.” After promoting Marsh for a month during his breakout season, you immediately return to your negative, cynical comments when he starts to slump. Your uninformed, fickle podcast is permanently deleted from my library.
Love you, John, but your antipathy toward Turner belies your otherwise notable depth.
John Stolnis is the straw that stirs the drink
Justin is workshopping Derek Hill’s nickname. I suggest something like “Diamond Derek”, “Razor Hill”, maybe just “The Bad Guy” Derek Hill based on the late Razor Ramon: Scott Hall. Both Hill and Hall share the toothpick motif and are both bad bad men.
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A Phillies-focused roundtable podcast that blends in-depth team analysis with lighthearted banter. Across recent episodes the trio covers game recaps, trade deadlines, lineup tinkering, and off-field debates (ownership, sponsorships, and All-Star festivities) while weighing bullpen reliability, rotation depth, and the team's playoff odds. The format leans into data-driven discussion, informed opinions, and fans' energy around the Phillies' performance, making it a go-to for listeners who want nuanced baseball conversation plus personality-driven insights. A few episodes lean into solo or guest-driven segments, but the core remains a balanced mix of stats, strategy, and fan culture unique to this market.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Luis Kalb
2. Ethan Stolnis
3. Steve Drumwright
4. Tim Brown
5. Eli Sussman
6. Mike Schmidt
7. Jeff Warren
8. Nick Piccoro
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