Philadelphia Phillies star first baseman Bryce Harper left Tuesday's game against the Atlanta Braves after he took a 95-mph fastball from Spencer Strider off the elbow. X-rays were negative and he was officially ruled day-to-day with a right elbow contusion.

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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola, who signed a seven-year, $172 million contract before the 2024 season, won’t be activated from

Kyle Schwarber connected for his 19th home run of the season on Thursday as the Philadelphia Phillies toppled the Atlanta Braves 5-4 in Game 1 of a doubleheader

The Philadelphia Phillies won two of three against the Atlanta Braves to strengthen their grip on the NL East. After a turbulent few weeks to open the season, Philly has settled into a nice groove. Their division rivals, meanwhile, continue to stall. The Phillies now lead the Mets by 2.0 games and the Braves by 9.5 games.

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper remains day-to-day as he continues to recover from a bruised right elbow, leaving his return to the lineup uncertain.

DL Hall, opening for Quinn Priester, came out with guns blazing. His fastball was touching 95, hitting 96 on a strikeout pitch to Reds slugger Nick Castellanos. Hall gave up one ball that could have, maybe even should have, been a hit. It wasn’t, though, because Jackson Chourio had his back.

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