So the Phillies charged us a $24 "Postseason Order Charge", and since the team made the playoffs - but never played a SINGLE HOME GAME - it's non-refundable.
I wonder how many thousands of $24 fees they got to keep from their loyal and supportive fans.
In games that ended the #Phillies season since 2022 ('22 WS 6, '23 NLCS 7, '24 NLDS 4, '25 NLDS 4), they hit a collective 16 of 128 (.125). Add in 1st 6 innings tonight, it's 20-148 (.135). 6 runs scored total. If it feels like it always ends the same way, that's because it does.
Trump: "If you add Venezuela we'll have 58% of the fuel in the world. In order to save a glass of fuel like this *dumps a glass of water* it's ridiculous. They have computers all over the place, and the other thing is it didn't work well."
How many consecutive postseasons do we need to see this same exact story play out with the Phillies, where the starting pitcher dazzles but is let down by the offense/bullpen?
What is even the point of investing so many resources into the rotation if you're not gonna protect it?
Phillies defense needs a miraculous double play to not allow runs.
Phillies offense needs to swing at every first, second, and third pitch to ensure an easy groundout and 1-2-3 inning.