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Game Date:
07/27/2018
7:10pm EST
Lines:
Philadelphia -1.5
Cincinnati +1.5
Total:
Over
9 (+105)
Under 9 (-125)
Community Picks: Philadelphia 0% vs Cincinnati 0%
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
CINCINNATI - The Phillies will add some speed and potential electricity to their bench by calling up switch-hitting outfielder Roman Quinn in time for Friday night's game against the Reds, according to sources. Quinn will replace left-hander Ranger Suarez, who was sent back to Triple A after notching a victory in his big-league debut Thursday night. Suarez gave up four runs over five-plus innings and was backed by seven home runs as the Phillies tied a team record to improve to 14 games over .500 and go 2 ½ games up in the NL East. Continue to Article
July 27, 2018 9:48:am EST
CINCINNATI - You have to go back 20 years to find a night when the Phillies turned on the power like this. All these years later, the names were Rhys Hoskins, Maikel Franco, Nick Williams and Carlos Santana. Like their red-pinstriped cousins from two decades ago, this foursome combined to hit seven home runs on Thursday night. Continue to Article
July 27, 2018 1:05:am EST
The Chicago Cubs have agreed to a deal with the Texas Rangers for left-hander Cole Hamels, according to multiple reports Thursday. In return, the Rangers reportedly will receive high Class-A right-hander Rollie Lacy, who was scratched from his Thursday start, an additional pitcher and a player to be named. The Cubs were said to be involved in the bidding for southpaw J.A. Happ, whom the Toronto Blue Jays dealt to the New York Yankees earlier in the day. Continue to Article
July 27, 2018 12:28:am EST
Gabe Kapler, the rookie manager of the first-place Philadelphia Phillies, doesn’t mind defying baseball’s cherished traditions and relishes bucking conventional wisdom. “He said, ‘We’re probably going to set a record,’” veteran reliever Pat Neshek said. As promised, Kapler has already used a position player as a pitcher three times, something unheard of by historical standards. Continue to Article
July 26, 2018 7:50:pm EST
Three-time All-Star starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg is reportedly on the disabled list for the second time in two months. On top of that, closer Sean Doolittle was sidelined before the All-Star beak and will reportedly remain on the disabled list with an injured toe on his left foot for at least a few more weeks. This leaves the injury-plagued Nationals with an important question - should they be buyers or sellers approaching next Tuesday's trade deadline? Continue to Article
July 26, 2018 4:02:pm EST
