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The Philadelphia Phillies delivered a series of unforgettable moments, from Kyle Schwarber's three-home-run explosion to Bryce Harper's cycle, cementing a turnaround that has them within striking distance of the NL East lead.
The Phillies hit game‑winning homers in three consecutive contests, the Astros clinched a wild‑card, and the Red Sox edged the Yankees, while the Mets fell to a six‑game skid.
Week 13 waiver wire analysis highlights breakout performances from Josh Bell, Francisco Alvarez and emerging arms like Griffin Jax, while key injuries reshape roster decisions.
Dillon Dingler’s breakout season combines elite WAR, a potent batting line and top-tier defensive metrics, redefining the modern catcher role.
From the Phillies’ ninth‑inning surge to Alcantara’s milestone and Machado’s decisive hit, yesterday’s games delivered drama at every turn.
The Philadelphia Phillies erupted for 15 runs and 17 hits against the New York Mets, highlighted by Kyle Schwarber's three-home-run performance and Bryce Harper's first career cycle, while starter Cristopher Sánchez limited the opposition to one run over six innings.
The Phillies turned a routine game into a historic showcase, with Harper hitting for the cycle and Schwarber blasting three homers, including two in an eight‑run third inning, to secure a 15‑3 win over the Mets.
On June 15, 2016, Ichiro Suzuki broke Pete Rose’s long‑standing hit record, delivering a ninth‑inning double that reshaped baseball history.
An analysis of Statcast data reveals that catchers are more effective at overturning calls when they target zones where their framing is weakest, especially on the glove side of the plate.
A look at two under-the-radar players whose recent performances could pay off in fantasy leagues.