🔴 PHILLIES WIN AGAIN! Schwarber Bombs Another HR, Wheeler Deals & Mattingly's 900th Victory | PHLY Phillies Show The Philadelphia Phillies are ROLLING and we're breaking it all down! In tonight's show, we dive deep into the Phillies' latest victory over the Boston Red Sox (2-1) as this team continues to build one of the best records in baseball. Kyle Schwarber crushed another home run — his latest blast in what is shaping up to be a historic home run pace for the big slugger. Are we watching a potential 50+ HR season? We crunch the numbers. Zack Wheeler was absolutely DOMINANT once again, going 7.1 innings, giving up just 1 earned run on 6 hits, striking out 4 and lowering his ERA to a jaw-dropping 1.23. Is Wheeler the best pitcher in the National League right now? We make the case. Plus — Don Mattingly reached a MASSIVE milestone, picking up his 900th career managerial win! We look back at Donnie Baseball's incredible managing career and what this milestone means for his Hall of Fame case.

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🔴⚪ PHILLIES WIN 4TH STRAIGHT SERIES UNDER DON MATTINGLY! Schwarber BOMBS Two HRs, Sanchez DOMINATES on the Mound 🔥 The Philadelphia Phillies are on fire! The Phillies beat the Colorado Rockies 6-0 on Sunday at Citizens Bank Park, securing their fourth straight series win and moving to 10-3 under interim manager Don Mattingly.

💣 KYLE SCHWARBER is in another stratosphere right now. Schwarber launched a pair of home runs in the first and second innings, giving him five home runs in his last four games and 16 on the season — tied atop the MLB home run leaderboard. The man is an absolute force of nature.

🏟️ CRISTOPHER SANCHEZ was nothing short of brilliant on the mound. Sanchez bookended the homestand with two pitching gems — following up eight shutout innings with 10 strikeouts against the Athletics with seven more shutout innings against the Rockies, striking out seven and walking none.

📈 THE MATTINGLY EFFECT IS REAL. Philadelphia was just 9-19 when Mattingly took over, and has now followed six straight series losses with four straight series wins — the first time that's happened since 1984. This Phillies team is peaking at the right time. Red October is still very much in play. Don't miss a moment of the run!

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🔴 PHILLIES IN CRISIS? Andrew Painter STRUGGLES in MLB Debut Era, Alec Bohm BENCHED & Brandon Marsh Is On Fire🔥! Andrew Painter has finally arrived in the big leagues, but it hasn't been smooth sailing. After a brutal 2025 season in Triple-A where he posted a 5.40 ERA in 22 starts with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, the top pitching prospect is carrying that inconsistency into his MLB debut. Just this week, Painter was lit up by the Athletics — surrendering 7 runs in just 3⅔ innings — as his fastball command issues continue to plague him. Is this just rookie growing pains, or is there a bigger issue with the former No. 1 pitching prospect? We dive deep into whether the Phillies need to manage his workload, send him back down, or trust the process. Meanwhile, Alec Bohm's 2026 nightmare continues. The former All-Star and Phillies cleanup hitter is slashing a dismal .159/.227/.433 OPS through 35+ games — the second-worst OPS of any qualified hitter in all of baseball. This week, interim manager Don Mattingly pinch-hit for Bohm for the FIRST TIME in his career and then sat him entirely the following night in favor of Edmundo Sosa. Is it time to officially bench Bohm? Could a trade be coming? With free agency looming and a personal legal battle off the field, we discuss whether the Phillies can afford to keep running him out there. And in the middle of all this chaos, one Phillie is RAKING: Brandon Marsh. The outfielder has been one of the best hitters in the National League over the last calendar year, slashing .280 in 2025 and now posting a .336/.362/.513 line with 4 home runs and 19 RBIs through his first 33 games in 2026. He ranks second in batting average among all qualified hitters this season. We talk about whether Marsh is finally becoming the player the Phillies always hoped he'd be — and whether he deserves more recognition.

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