2024 Phillies Thread
- Thread starter Tom McAndrew
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Someone, I don't know, maybe a commissioner or someone, should probably explain that literally no one is there to see the umps, and given the Rockies record, hardly anyone was there to see them. But a lot of people probably paid to see Harper and the Phillies tonight.
Well that sucked, on multiple levels. I had forgotten what a L felt like. 
The check swing call appeal that the 1st base ump called a strike on JT was pretty bad, and changed the dynamics (went from 3-1 to 2-2, with bases loaded in the top of the 10th)
Oh well
The check swing call appeal that the 1st base ump called a strike on JT was pretty bad, and changed the dynamics (went from 3-1 to 2-2, with bases loaded in the top of the 10th)
Oh well
Yeah Phillies are the only team in MLB “victimized” by the umpires. Geez they lost to the team with the worst record in baseball. Suck it up.
Phils bats come alive in the ninth, they plate 6 to lead Colorado 8-3. Avoid back to back losses again, haven't done that since April 23-24 to Cincy.
Hated to see it, but Bravos MVP Acuna went down with a leg injury this afternoon on the basepaths vs. Pirates. Didn't look good.
They lost two out of three but unlike many Phillies fans I don’t blame losses on the umpires.
How did that trip to Colorado work out. Lost 2 out of 3 to those juggernaut Rockies.
The Phils played 27 innings in Colorado and only took one inning of offense with them. Hopefully the rest of the offense will catch up to them in San Francisco.
Harper has been ejected 21 times in his career. You would think he would figure out how not to get thrown out of games by now especially in the first inning of a game in Colorado. Throwing your helmet is an invitation to get ejected. I understand his intensity but I didn’t realize there were different rules for superstars and “regular” players.
Oh poor baby. I have complimented the Phillies plenty on here but kind of hard to recognize that with blinders on
