Dom Brown

So a few moves by the Phillies following back-to-back extra inning games.

It appears Dom Brown won't be on the move after all, and it appears talk last night that he was going to be has been reduced to Cliff Lee for Justin Upton 2.0. Jon Heyman of CBS Sports reports that a Brown for Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista trade isn't happening, "not even close...

Ruben Amaro Jr is working on a deal that would bring Toronto outfielder Jose Bautista, 33, over to Philadelphia in exchange, the Phillies would send Dom Brown and others back to the Blue Jays, that according to a report by FOX 29's Howard Eskin, The Phillies like that Bautista can also play third base in the event that Cody Asche isn't ready and also that he is a right-handed bat...

Domonic Brown is scheduled to resume baseball-related activities on Tuesday afternoon.

PHILADELPHIA—Domonic Brown didn’t even make it to second base. He connected. The ball carried. Ben Revere touched home. The bench emptied. Brown was swallowed, seemingly whole, by a sea of white with red pinstripes, celebrating as uplifting a walk-off win as they come...

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PHILADELPHIA—With his first step to first base after making contact with a 2-2 changeup in the sixth inning, Domonic Brown broke into a walk. At this point, he just knows what his home runs feel like. If the Phillies this season have a chance to learn how winning wears, it’s behind this guy...

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Diamondbacks 2, Phillies 1 Diamondbacks (20-15), Phillies (16-20) Allowing 11 baserunners through six innings is playing with fire. But Cole Hamels surrendered only two runs, as he has in all but one of his last six starts, and that should be good enough to win – unless you’re an ace on the Phillies...

So this is their ceiling. What the Phillies showcased in a 6-2 win over the World Champion San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park tonight was far and away their best stuff of the season. They hit for power. They fielded (mostly) well. Ab...