A Phillies podcast with Ruben Amaro Jr., Jim Salisbury and Todd Zolecki
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a month ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports |
The Phillies rotation continues to roll, and people are starting to compare this group to the 2011 Phillies rotation, which is one of the best single-season performances by any rotation in baseball history. Ruben, Jim and Todd compare the two. more
Come for the recap of the Phillies 8-2 homestand. Stay for the talk about the show's super cool logo and some great stories from Phillies days past in Cincinnati.
Ranger Suárez tossed his second career shutout on Tuesday. Do the Phillies have the best 1-2-3 combo of any rotation in baseball? The gang discusses it, plus the imminent return of Taijuan Walker and what it means for Spencer Turnbull, and what's beh... more
The Phillies are still trying to find their footing offensively. Ruben has an interesting theory why they've started slowly. Jim and Todd dig into the slow start as well as they look ahead to what should be a big week against the Rockies and White So... more
A few Phillies made some illuminating comments toward the end of a successful road trip this week in St. Louis. Specifically, they've been too tentative at the plate. Could the team's emphasis on reducing their chase rate taken away some of their agg... more
The solar eclipse is here, but there is more important issues to discuss. Like the Phillies' base running. How do you clean it up without sacrificing the players' aggressiveness? Also, what Spencer Strider's injury means to the Phillies and baseball,... more
The Phillies played baseball in nasty weather this week. Was it because of a rumored Thursday night wedding at Citizens Bank Park? Ruben, Jim and Todd talk about that, the Phillies' slow offensive start, Bryce Harper's excellence and more.
The Phillies salvaged their first series of the season by beating the Braves on Sunday. Ruben, Jim and Todd share their early takeaways and overreactions from opening weekend. Plus, how about Rhys Hoskins' slide in New York?
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Apple Podcasts | #28 | United States/Sports/Baseball |
Apple Podcasts | #244 | United Kingdom/Sports/Baseball |
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Apple Podcasts | #64 | New Zealand/Sports/Baseball |
Apple Podcasts | #111 | Taiwan/Sports/Baseball |
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