Nationals Now Being Built Up as Threat to Phillies: A Fan's Analysis

The Philadelphia Phillies are still considered the class of the NL East by far, despite playoff losses to teams outside of our division.

More:
Nationals Now Being Built Up as Threat to Phillies: A Fan's Analysis

Win-now mode: Philadelphia Phillies' window of opportunity is beginning to close

Philadelphia’s window to dominate the league is closing, albeit slowly as other NL teams develop into perennial threats.

See more here:
Win-now mode: Philadelphia Phillies' window of opportunity is beginning to close

Philadelphia Phillies Make Two Different Outfield Decisions: Fan's Take

The Philadelphia Phillies certainly needed to change the roster mix after a descending three-year playoff ride. Last season’s National League Division Series elimination by the St.

See the original article here:
Philadelphia Phillies Make Two Different Outfield Decisions: Fan's Take

Phillies Officially Say Goodbye to Oswalt, Lidge: A Fan's Outlook

The Philadelphia Phillies have largely stayed intact this offseason instead of overhauling after last October. Phillies fans like myself don’t feel as confident about that as we would have before October 2011, yet at least Philadelphia hasn’t lost as much as the St.

Continue reading here:
Phillies Officially Say Goodbye to Oswalt, Lidge: A Fan's Outlook

Phillies Starting Rotation May Be Deeper Than Last Season's Staff: Fan's Take

The Philadelphia Phillies roster seems set as they get ready for spring training next month. Last year at this time the surprise offseason addition of Cliff Lee allowed the team to promote a staff of four starting aces. Roy Halladay, Lee, Roy Oswalt and Cole Hamels easily projected…

More here:
Phillies Starting Rotation May Be Deeper Than Last Season's Staff: Fan's Take

Phillies Faithful Imagine a World Without Cole Hamels: Fan's Take

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels recently avoided arbitration by signing a one-year deal with the only professional baseball employer that he has ever known. General manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. is a shrewd negotiator, who is also supported by a seasoned team of advisers.

More:
Phillies Faithful Imagine a World Without Cole Hamels: Fan's Take

5 Reasons to Be Excited About the Philadelphia 76ers

I have decided to forget about the year of 2011 in Philadelphia sports. The Philadelphia Phillies were knocked out of the playoffs by the St.

Continue Reading:
5 Reasons to Be Excited About the Philadelphia 76ers

Philadelphia Phillies: Can Current Lineup Win World Series?

Is South Philly a good place to get a cheesesteak? The Philadelphia Phillies won 102 ballgames last year.  They remain the only team in the National League that matters, spending sprees in the nation’s capital and the Sunshine State be damned.  Clubhouse chemistry cannot be forced.  It is cultivated.  The Phillies render this evident.  With a core group in place, the team’s winning percentage in …

Visit site:
Philadelphia Phillies: Can Current Lineup Win World Series?

Phillies' Window of Opportunity Isn't Closing: Fan's Opinion

Immediately after the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Tampa Bay Rays to win the 2008 World Series some pundits began to offer their take about the team’s ‘window of opportunity’. That clever phrase is used when people calculate, sometimes correctly, that a team only has…

Read the original post:
Phillies' Window of Opportunity Isn't Closing: Fan's Opinion

Why the Phillies Could Regret Losing Madson to the Reds: Fan Reaction

The Cincinnati Reds have agreed to terms with former Philadelphia Phillies reliever Ryan Madson on a one-year deal. The long-time Phillies set-up man handled the team’s closing duties for much of the 2011 season and will also do the same for the Reds in 2012.

Read this article:
Why the Phillies Could Regret Losing Madson to the Reds: Fan Reaction