PHILADELPHIA — Rhys Hoskins’ encore return to Citizens Bank Park didn’t go quite as planned, as the former Phillies slugger went oh-for-5 with three strikeouts. That aside, his team did cruise to a 6-2 win, so that was good.

The Brewers are in town and that means Rhys Hoskins returns. Greeted last year by a rousing standing ovation, Hoskins has played well in this, the final year of a two-year deal he signed in Milwaukee following the end of his contract in Philadelphia.

Rhys Hoskins hits a three-run home run to left field, extending the Brewers' lead to 4-0 in the top of the 1st inning

The Philadelphia Phillies may be without Bryce Harper longer than they anticipated, and they could reunite with their former first baseman to fill the gap.

The Brewers had a day off in Philly so Rhys Hoskins got to revisit some of his favorite spots before reconnecting with old teammates. “Probably gonna feel a little different than last year and that’s totally OK.

Phillies fans continued to show Rhys Hoskins the love, showering him with another nice ovation as he stepped to the plate for his first at-bat Saturday. It didn’t take very long for those cheers to turn into jeers once Hoskins’ three-run homer cleared the center-field wall.

Rhys Hoskins conectó dos jonrones de tres carreras contra su antiguo equipo, el venezolano Jackson Chourio bateó un jonrón entre sus cuatro hits y

Jesus Luzardo's 12th start as a Phillie wasn't just his first dud, it was the worst outing of his career, a 17-7 loss to the Brewers that had Rhys Hoskins' fingerprints all over it.