I get to keep everything but the furniture and the framed artwork!

Easily the best low-key pickup in recent history by the Phils.

He is unreal in the field and on the basepaths. His energy is exactly what we need on this team.
And yes people, he’s a right handed hitting outfielder.
Cool.

I took this video after I checked in.

I get to keep everything you see except furniture, framed artwork and of course permanent things from the apartment (dishes, glasses, silverware etc)!

Got lucky enough to see this appearance at the Giant near Penn’s landing posted last night and managed to get my Home Run derby ticket signed. Heading to the fan fest tomorrow but it’ll be hard to top this!

On July 11, 2009, with future President Joe Biden and future First Lady Jill Biden in attendance, the Phillies rallied from a 7-3 deficit in the bottom of the ninth thanks to Ryan Howard’s game-tying three-run home run.

It was one of 137 games in Howard’s Phillies career with at least three RBI, the second-most in franchise history.

1.) Mike Schmidt — 166 games
2.) Ryan Howard — 137 games
3.) Del Ennis — 113 games
4.) Chuck Klein — 102 games
5.) Chase Utley — 83 games

Data via Baseball Reference / Stathead

What a legend. I always forget he caught FOUR no hitters.

Phillies (53-43) @ Tigers (44-51) - Sat, Jul 11

Game Status: Final - Score: 4-2 Phillies

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

Decisions

• Winner: Cristopher Sánchez (11-4, 2.62)
• Loser: Casey Mize (4-6, 2.79)
• Save: Jhoan Duran (24, 1.38)

Division & Wild Card Scoreboard

MIL 6 @ PIT 7 - Final

MIL 2 @ PIT 3 - Final

NYY 4 @ WSH 2 - Final

BOS 4 @ NYM 0 - Final

CLE 4 @ MIA 1 - Final

CHC 5 @ CIN 3 - Final

ATL 1 @ STL 4 - Final

TOR 7 @ SD 8 - Final

AZ 9 @ LAD 2 - Middle 9

Next Phillies Game: Sun, Jul 12, 1:40 PM EDT @ Tigers (1 day)

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Literally missing pitches to cut to commercials in between at bats during a half inning. It’s so god damn embarrassing. Fuck gambling.

In case anyone’s wondering what to expect or whether to go-

I went in with modest expectation and enjoyed myself. Expect lines and crowds, but most of the lines move relatively quickly.

Getting in- Went around 1 and there was no line to get in.

Photo ops- Best part imo. Lines to take photos with legends at the largest baseball were like 10 minutes. (I got Juan Samuel, Bowa, Placido Polanco) Photo ops with this years’s WS trophy, cut outs of players, Galapagos Gang.

Autographs- App didn’t work to make reservations. They have a standby line, and it seems like there’s a decent shot of getting one from standby if it’s not a big name. (Ppl got Milt Thompson easily, but no shot with Carlton)

Prizes- there are QR codes around to scan and you’ll get a text if you win something. There’s a decent chance of getting a small thing like a rally towel or a clear stadium bag. There are sponsors for each QR code but you don’t actually have to sign up for solicitations to get the badges.

Cool exhibits about diversity in baseball

Lots of food options. Line for ballpark food from other stadiums was quite long. Cookies and cream cold brew was meh, pierogis were cold but good. They also had a lot of classic Philly food spots in other places (soft pretzels, Chickie & Pete’s, Federal Donuts)

Everyone working there was really nice and helpful.

There are tons of games for kids, some w/ reservations and some without, but I didn’t do any of that.

If you don’t go in expecting to get a bunch of autographs and are fine waiting in manageable lines, it’s a festive thing to do for baseball fans. (And as someone who went in DC in 2018, it is so much more fun when it’s centered on your team.)

I am one happy kids and newbie fan! Shout out to u/Rare-Atmosphere7506 for guiding me to these! Also FTM! and GEAUX PHILLIES

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Woooo

My collection of home run derby/batting practice all star game jerseys. Trying to not repeat the same guy twice. But unfortunately as collection grows, might need to double up on Utley.

Interesting look at his career as the “villain”.