The most electric moment in Philly sports right now is Jhoan Duran’s kinetic walk-on routine at Citizens Bank Park. Phillies fans in the stands got the full “Durantula” experience Tuesday night, but those watching at home were left wanting more.

Realmuto launched a two-run homer in the eighth inning Tuesday, snapping a 4-4 tie and providing the winning runs as the Phillies captured the series. All that remained after the homer was for closer Jhoan Duran to enter to his anticipated light show and blow away the Mariners with a 102-mph fastball and 100-mph splinker.

Rob Thomson balances outfield minutes as Nick Castellanos rests, Harrison Bader seeks consistency and Brandon Marsh’s hot bat keeps him in the lineup.

Realmuto is in the final year of a five-year, $115.5M contract extension he signed in January 2021. He joined the Phillies via trade from the Miami Marlins in February 2019, earning two All-Star Game appearances and two Silver Slugger Awards during his seven-year tenure in Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Phillies will face a decision on Kyle Schwarber in free agency, but he is not the only superstar Phillies player hitting the open market.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/phillies as Phillies vs. Mariners Wednesday Betting Prediction - Philadelphia goes for sweep. The Philadelphia Phillies (73-53) keep using the long ball to their advantage as they took care of the Seattle Mariners (68-59) on Tuesday, 6-4.

Sánchez left the game after 96 pitches, staring at the standing sea of blue and red applauding him, and lifted his cap.

Phillies closer Jhoan Duran showed off his might against AL MVP candidate Cal Raleigh, striking him out in three straight pitches.

As the Philadelphia Phillies look to close out the National League East division in 2025, one of their greatest assets has been their starting pitching. Paced b

The Philadelphia Phillies' Jordan Romano has been unreliable all season, and his manager said the quiet part out loud on Tuesday.