Phillies' Max Kepler Discusses Confidence in Swing After Game Winning Home Run originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After a very quiet month of May, Phillies' left fielder Max Kepler is slowly starting to heat up at the plate.

With the Blue Jays up 1-0, Francis retired Kyle Schwarber and Alec Bohm before walking Nick Castellanos and Max Kepler. Then, the 29-year-old hit J.T. Realmuto with a pitch, walked Bryson Stott to bring in a run, and hit Otto Kemp to bring in another run. Toronto manager John Schneider had seen enough after that.

The Philadelphia Phillies are getting elite production from Ranger Suarez right now. After he started the season on the injured list and was blown up during his

That and starting pitcher Cristopher Sanchez worked well enough to give the Phillies their fourth win in five starts. It also was part of Kepler’s larger plan for the sellout crowd 43,711 in South Philadelphia trying to make it home through other politically well-intentioned crowds in “No Kings” demonstrations.

The Phillies offense only finished with four hits, but patience at the plate gave them 3-2 win. Cristopher Sánchez also held the Blue Jays to two runs over seven innings.

Max Kepler hit a tiebreaking home run in the eighth inning to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.

The Philadelphia Phillies should inquire with the Boston Red Sox about their abundance of outfield talent at the MLB trade deadline.

Infield prospect Carson DeMartini and other Phillies minor leaguers relied plenty on their fathers. Many now are being counted on as dads, even from a long distance.

A documentary about Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner’s ovation during the 2023 season won a sports Emmy Award in May.

I guess it’s from throwing, and I get work in that area a lot," Nola said of the injury. "I’m not really sure,” he said. “I’ve never had a stress fracture in my rib before."

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The Philadelphia Phillies have had the pleasure of having one of MLB's best pitchers, but it looks like they won't have him for much longer.