Injury

The Phillies got some disappointing news last night during their game in Atlanta.   Outfielder Roman Quinn, who has seemed to compile injury after injury, exited last night's game with another.   And with that, ends Quinn's 2016 season...

The Phillies announced a bit of good news on the injury front on Friday.  Infielder-turned-outfielder Cody Asche has been resting a strained oblique since Spring Training.  Tonight, Asche will begin a rehab assignment at Class A Clearwater...

When the Phillies traded for starting pitcher Charlie Morton and agreed to a $9 million salary for 2016, the Phillies hoped to have some veteran stability that the team lacked in 2015. Morton pitched his usual up-and-down self throughout his first few starts of the 2016 season, until he met an unfortunate fate Saturday night...

Eagles starting quarterback Nick Foles left Sunday's Week 9 game at Houston on the final play of the first quarter with a shoulder injury.

Rutgers redshirt junior RB Paul James exited Saturday's game against Navy in the second frame with an apparent knee injury.

Philadelphia Eagles left guard Evan Mathis has a sprained MCL, but will go for a second opinion on Wednesday.

So the bad news has already started for the Phillies. Cole Hamels spoke to the media today and reveled that he is behind schedule with his throwing program, after dealing with left shoulder tendinitis over the winter and most likely won't be ready for Opening Day...

PHILADELPHIA—Five minutes after the last out of the Phillies 14-2 loss to the Miami Marlins at Citizens Bank Park today, Roy Halladay was – to the organization’s knowledge – healthy. Five minutes later, that knowledge changed...

CLEARWATER, Fla.—Roy Halladay vomited shortly after being pulled following the first inning of the Phillies 5-3 win over the Orioles at Bright House Field here, manager Charlie Manuel said. “He was throwing up a little bit,” Manuel said...

We can all agree, this season for the Sixers has been a complete disappointment, none of which has been more disappointing than the fact that Andrew Bynum has never made it onto the floor for an NBA game yet this year. His degenerative knees could be an issue for the rest of his career, and more importantly, the rest of his life...