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Even before Luis Arraez's RBI hits in his first two Phillies at-bats, there was energy. "Any time you bring new blood into the clubhouse, it's a change," Bryce Harper said. On the effect of change on a core that's been intact a long time, from @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Luis Arraez drives in two runs, brings ‘new blood’ energy in his Phillies debut in 5-0 victory over NationalsArraez drove in a run in each of his first two at-bats in his Phillies debut. Jesús Luzardo allowed just four hits across eight innings against Washington.www.inquirer.com

Luis Arraez, Caleb Kilian, and Brooks Raley have been added to the Phillies' roster, as expected, the team announced. Gabriel Rincones Jr. and Kyle Backhus optioned to triple-A.

Low on prospect capital, loaded with needs, the Phillies’ best asset at the trade deadline turned out to be ... Bryce Harper. From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/bry...

Low on prospect capital, loaded with needs, the Phillies’ best asset at the deadline turned out to be ... Bryce HarperDave Dombrowski needed to find bullpen help, a right-handed bat, and a starter. If Harper didn’t go back to right field, the Phillies wouldn’t have checked one of those boxes with Luis Arraez.www.inquirer.com

Bryan De La Cruz has given the Phillies a little boost lately. Enough to call off the search for a right-handed bat? Definitely not. But it may alter it. On the Phillies, less than 20 hours before the trade deadline, from @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Bryan De La Cruz powered the Phillies’ rain-shortened victory over the Orioles. Could he be a trade deadline alternative?Zack Wheeler delivered two strong innings in the Phillies' first rain-shortened game since October 2022.www.inquirer.com

"You're not scared of anyone or anything like that. As a competitor, you're not like, 'Oh great, they got him.'" Phillies react to Skubal-to-the-Dodgers. From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/mlb...

Phillies insist they’re ‘not scared of anyone’ after Dodgers make big move for Tarik SkubalThe Phillies couldn’t put together a package to compete for Skubal. But it puts Dave Dombrowski in a tough spot, as he has multiple holes to fill and few high-level prospects to cash in.www.inquirer.com

An actual win (for a change), some levity near the end of a tense week, and the continuing search for help before the trade deadline. On the Phillies from Baltimore for @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Cristopher Sánchez escapes a pair of jams as Phillies blank Orioles to snap four-game skidBryan De La Cruz, Alec Bohm, Brandon Marsh, and Justin Crawford notched RBI singles as Cristopher Sánchez grinded through an uncharacteristically erratic start as the trade deadline looms closer.www.inquirer.com

J.T. Realmuto saved the tying run from scoring about three times in that inning, and Cristopher Sanchez leaves the bases loaded again. 1-0, Phillies, through six.

On the search for help in a 'man down' bullpen, Andrew Painter's new changeup, and more Phillies notes. From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Phillies continue to seek help for ‘man down’ bullpen before Monday’s trade deadlineWithout Brad Keller, José Alvarado, Jonathan Bowlan, and Orion Kerkering have had to take on bigger roles. Could this need spell the return of old friend Jeff Hoffman?www.inquirer.com

As the Phillies finally got six solid innings from a No. 5 starter and two homers from right-handed hitters, a familiar trouble spot -- the bullpen -- sprung more leaks. "For sure, yeah, we're concerned." From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Orion Kerkering’s seventh-inning meltdown spoils Andrew Painter’s solid return as Phillies lose fourth straightTrea Turner and J.T. Realmuto homered, but it wasn't enough in the series opener vs. the O's. Orion Kerkering, who'd been one of Don Mattingly's most reliable arms allowed four runs in the seventh.www.inquirer.com

As a righty-hitting outfielder who gets on base, Taylor Ward would fit the Phillies (and many others). But in an extreme seller's market, will the fence-sitting Orioles move him? From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/mlb...

The Orioles’ Taylor Ward fits the Phillies’ needs. But will he be on the market at the MLB trade deadline?The Orioles are in the AL wild-card hunt, and president Mike Elias says his team could be getting back key pieces soon. So the Phillies may nee to look elsewhere for a righty-hitting outfielder.www.inquirer.com

Andrew Painter was going to pitch Friday night one way or the other. The Phillies decided it was best if he pitched for them. After this, stay tuned. From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/and...

Phillies recall Andrew Painter before Friday’s game vs. OriolesThe team recalled Painter from triple-A Lehigh Valley on Friday to start the series opener against the Orioles.www.inquirer.com

As Andrew Painter rejoins the team, the Phillies continue to look for a starting pitcher. The latest on their search, from Baltimore, via @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/and...

Source: Andrew Painter joining Phillies before Friday’s game vs. OriolesThe team hasn’t announced a starting pitcher for the series opener against the Orioles, but it’s Painter's scheduled day to pitch for triple-A Lehigh Valley.www.inquirer.com

🚨New “Phillies Extra” podcast from @inquirer.com: Phillies infield coach Bobby Dickerson talks Trea Turner and more defense. —Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/4Wco... —Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...

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Bryson Stott has tied his career-high with five RBIs (July 25, 2022 vs. the Braves). He's also a triple short of the cycle.

Finally, a big hit from a Phillies right-handed hitter. Alec Bohm delivers a three-run double after fouling off three two-strike pitches in a nine-pitch duel with Yankees starter Will Warren. Really good at-bat. 5-0, Phillies.

Andrew Painter had a solid week in triple A. Is he an option to rejoin the Phillies’ rotation soon? From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/and...

Andrew Painter had a solid week in triple A. Is he an option to rejoin the Phillies’ rotation soon?All along, the Phillies planned for Painter to lock down the fifth stater spot. He's off to the best stretch since his demotion to Lehigh Valley.www.inquirer.com

“I hope I get to do it again.” On a night Brian Keller’s fading dream came true. From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/bri...

After two elbow surgeries, Brian Keller’s baseball dreams dimmed. But on Saturday, he made his big league debut.He blew out his elbow pitching in Japan, and when further issues arose he paid “12 grand maybe, something like that,” for a surgery. It was part of his decade-long journey to his big league debut.www.inquirer.com

The Phillies have the look of a team that needs the kick-start that an active trade deadline can provide. Or maybe they just have too many holes. From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Phillies’ main weaknesses before trade deadline on display in a 3-1 loss to the YankeesWith nine days to go before the trade deadline, the Phillies were silenced by a lefty starter, they lost yet another game from the No. 5 spot, and struggling lefty José Alvarado allowed a late homer.www.inquirer.com

And here's Brian Keller on to make his major-league debut. Really nice story. Former 39th-round pick (of the Yankees, coincidentally); went to Japan in 2023; injured his elbow, had Tommy John surgery, and missed two seasons. 32 years old, and here. Finally.

All-Star starter last week. Platoon bat this week. What say you, Brandon Marsh? "I'm a baseball player, and I play for Don Mattingly and for the Phillies. I've got nothing but love and respect for him. I'll ride for him." From @inquirer.com: www.inquirer.com/phillies/bra...

All-Star outfielder Brandon Marsh relegated to platoon role (for now) as the Phillies seek more production against lefty pitchingFor now, and unless the Phillies acquire a righty-hitting upgrade before the Aug. 3 trade deadline, interim manager Don Mattingly seems intent on mixing and matching his outfield.www.inquirer.com