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The Phillies are uncertain if Trea Turner will play in their final regular-season game due to injury, but he is expected to be ready for the NLDS. Max Kepler is feeling better but not in the lineup. The team aims to secure the top seed in the NL playoffs, which would give home-field advantage, and has a scheduled bye week with workouts and intrasquad games before the postseason.
The Phillies placed Trea Turner and Alec Bohm on the 10-day injured list due to hamstring and shoulder issues, respectively, with Turner potentially returning before the postseason. Otto Kemp and Donovan Walton were called up to fill their spots, and the team remains in a strong position in the NL East and for playoff seeding.
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Seattle Mariners 12-7 on August 18, 2025, with Trea Turner and Bryce Harper leading the offense, including Harper's two homers. Ranger Suárez earned the win, while Seattle's pitching struggled, and the Mariners continue to face a losing streak.
The article discusses the perceived snubs of Phillies players in the MLB All-Star selections, highlighting strong cases for Cristopher Sánchez and Ranger Suárez, and debating the fairness of fan voting and selection criteria, especially regarding volume and timing of player performances.
The article discusses the Phillies players who were considered snubs for the All-Star Game, highlighting Trea Turner, Cristopher Sanchez, and Ranger Suarez as the most deserving candidates who were left off the initial roster, and invites readers to choose who they think is the biggest snub.
The article provides a recap of notable performances in fantasy baseball on June 16, 2025, highlighting Giancarlo Stanton's return from injury, Hunter Goodman's power surge, Trea Turner's consistent hitting, Shohei Ohtani's return to pitching, and emerging rookies like Roman Anthony, emphasizing their potential impact on fantasy leagues.
All six Phillies who participated in the All-Star Game in Arlington made significant contributions, with all position players getting hits and all pitchers throwing scoreless innings. Highlights included a mic'd-up Trea Turner making a spectacular defensive play and Bryce Harper's enthusiastic reactions. Despite their efforts, the NL lost 5-3. The Phillies' camaraderie was evident throughout the event, and they now prepare to resume the regular season with a strong lead in the NL East.
The Philadelphia Phillies blew a 3-2 lead in the NLCS, losing Games 6 and 7 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and Kyle Schwarber, the team's top hitters, went 1-for-20 in those games. The Phillies' marbles weren't big enough as they failed to come through in crucial moments. Despite the collapse, the Phillies' players did not quit, unlike the Sixers in a similar situation earlier this year. The loss was particularly painful as the Phillies were the higher seed and had the home-field advantage. The Diamondbacks executed better offensively and embraced small ball, while the Phillies struggled to score without relying on home runs. The Phillies will have another chance next season, while the Sixers face uncertainty with James Harden demanding a trade.
Trea Turner's first-inning home run puts the Philadelphia Phillies ahead in Game 2 of the NLCS against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Aaron Nola works around an error to keep the Diamondbacks scoreless. The game is set to air on TBS at 8:07 p.m. ET. Merrill Kelly, the Diamondbacks' starting pitcher, expects a lively atmosphere at Citizens Bank Park. Bryce Harper celebrated his birthday with a home run in Game 1, contributing to the Phillies' victory.
Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Merrill Kelly made comments about the crowd noise in Philadelphia, comparing it to his experiences in the Korean Series and World Baseball Classic. Turner responded by acknowledging the loudness of both environments but emphasizing the hostility and engagement of Phillies fans. While Kelly's comments were not offensive, they may serve as motivation for the Phillies and their fans. The article highlights the intense atmosphere at Citizens Bank Park during the postseason and the potential impact it could have on the game.
Philadelphia Phillies' red-hot hitter, Trea Turner, has been placed on the paternity list, interrupting his impressive 15-game hitting streak. Turner's streak includes a .358 batting average, 10 home runs, and 14 extra-base hits. Despite his absence, Turner's performance has helped the Phillies gain ground in the wild-card race. He is expected to miss up to three games before returning to the lineup.
Trea Turner of the Philadelphia Phillies hit two home runs off pitcher Cory Abbott in the same inning, becoming the sixth player since 1961 to accomplish this feat and the first since David Ortiz in 2008. Turner's performance contributed to the Phillies' 12-3 win over the Washington Nationals. Despite a slow start to the season, the Phillies currently hold the top NL wild-card spot with a 3½-game cushion for the postseason.
The Washington Nationals' overtaxed bullpen fell apart during a 12-3 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. With no relievers left except for Cory Abbott, who hadn't pitched since August 11, the Phillies took advantage and scored eight runs off him. Despite a strong performance from starter Jake Irvin, who pitched six scoreless innings, the Nationals couldn't hold on. Trea Turner hit two home runs for the Phillies, contributing to their victory. The Nationals' bullpen struggles highlight the team's need for additional pitching support.
Trea Turner becomes the first Phillies player in over 38 years to hit two home runs in the same inning, helping the Phillies secure a 12-3 victory over the Nationals. Turner's second home run capped off an eight-run eighth inning, propelling Philadelphia to maintain their lead in the National League Wild Card race. The win extends the Phillies' lead to 2.5 games over the Giants, who they have yet to defeat this season.
Trea Turner takes ownership for the Philadelphia Phillies' 12-inning loss to the Miami Marlins, feeling responsible for the defeat. Turner missed a crucial catch in the 11th inning that allowed the tying run to score. Offensively, he went 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position. The Phillies also faced challenges with their pitching, trying to manage closer Craig Kimbrel's workload. Kimbrel expressed his desire to help the team win and took responsibility for any pitch-tipping issues. Despite the struggles, the team remains confident in Turner's abilities.