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Phillies (33-61) vs. Brewers (52-47) 7:05 p.m. on NBC10; streaming live on CSNPhilly.com and the NBC Sports App For the first time since they won four straight from June 3-6, the Phillies have a three-game winning streak going. On Friday night, they were carried by the arm of Aaron Nola, who is on a roll since early June (see story). Going for the Phils' fourth straight win, Jeremy Hellickson toes the rubber Saturday against rookie lefty Brent Suter. Here are five things to know for the game: 1. Gone streaking? A winning streak! The Phillies have put together one of their better stretches of the season over the last week, winning four out of five beginning with the final game of their set in Continue to Article

July 22, 2017 12:55:am EST

The Milwaukee #Brewers, hanging on for dear life in the NL Central, have been aggressive in talks with #Tigers for veteran Justin Wilson. Can a trade made under duress caused by threats of physical force be vetoed by the commissioner? Continue to Article

July 21, 2017 12:19:pm EST

First up are the Milwaukee Brewers, who the Phils just faced last weekend at Miller Park coming out of the All-Star break. It was only the second series win of at least three games for the Phillies since they swept the Braves April 21-23 to improve to 9-9. This feels like the first time all season the Phillies' three- and four-hitters are locked in simultaneously. Continue to Article

July 21, 2017 12:02:pm EST

First they get our hopes up with a draft and free agency period that actually involved picking good players who arent injured or committed to playing overseas. Then the Sixers had the gall to charge fans to sign up for the season ticket waiting list -- if you ask me, after the last four years, season tickets should be free. Just about the Sixers have exciting players and might be better, they think they can charge more for tickets? Continue to Article

July 21, 2017 10:34:am EST

MILWAUKEE — The former Milwaukee firefighter who pleaded guilty in a crash that killed two people while driving drunk on Opening Day 2016 will be sentenced on Friday, July 21st. Joshua Larson pleaded guilty in May to two charges of homicide by use of a vehicle with PAC (prohibited alcohol concentration). Two other charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle are being dismissed outright. Larson could be sentenced up to 25 years for each count to which he has pleaded guilty. The crash happened just after 5:00 p.m. near 60th and Pierce in West Allis on April 4th — Opening Day for the Milwaukee Brewers. It involved three vehicles — a pickup truck (driven by Joshua Larson), a car and a minivan Continue to Article

July 21, 2017 9:13:am EST

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