The Faith of a Phillies Fan
Russ WalshThe history, the mystery, and the frustration of being a long time Phillies fan.
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Wes Covington: The Phillies First African American Star
Baseball historians will tell you that in 1957 the Philadelphia Phillies became the last National League team to integrate when infielder John Kennedy, a veteran of the Negro Leagues, pinch ran in a game on April 16. But Kennedy was only wi...
Phillies 1915 World Series Catcher Eddie Burns: Little Man, Big Job
Eddie Burns
When the Phillies get to the World Series, as they have done eight times in their history, one team member knows he won’t be seeing much action. In seven of those eight World Series the backup catcher is a virtual invisible man...
August 4, 1934: Pitcher Reggie Grabowski Sets a Record for the Ages
Reggie Grabowski
Pitcher Reggie Grabowski did little to distinguish himself in parts of three seasons in a Philadelphia Phillies uniform. He appeared in 51 games, including twelve starts, and compiled a 4-8 record with a 5.73 ERA. He was,...
Curt “Coonskin” Davis: The Phillies Fine Thirty-Year-Old Rookie Pitcher*
Curt Davis
Curt Davis, 30-year-old rookie pitcher for the 1934 Philadelphia Phillies, may have left his heart in San Francisco, but fortunately he took his sidearm fastball with him to Philadelphia. Davis may be the best Phillies pitcher y...
Phillies 1959: The Year of the Great Freese
The 1959 Philadelphia Phillies were a bad team. Perhaps even worse, they didn’t offer a young fan much to root for. The stars of the Whiz Kid days were fast fading and the front office had failed to replace them with any significant, exciti...
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Levittown Boy, Phillies fan, blogger, teacher, dad, granddad, husband
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