Ty Daubert is the Editorial Director at Phillies Nation. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including Major League Sports, competitive team and individual sports, and the business and broadcasting aspects of professional athletics. Ty's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Republican-Herald, The Mercury News, PhillyVoice.com, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Ty Daubert
Former Phillies pitcher and 1980 World Series champion Larry Christenson died unexpectedly on Friday morning, the club announced. The Washington native was spending time with family and friends on a fishing trip in his home state. He was 72 years old. Christenson pitched 11 major-league seasons for the Phillies, winning 83 games with a career […]
By: Ty Daubert
The IronPigs narrowly avoided a no-hitter on Saturday afternoon. Only a day later, the Syracuse Mets got the job done in the Lehigh Valley. Less than 24 hours after right-hander Jonah Tong twirled a seven-inning one-hitter against the Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate in the first game of a doubleheader, Syracuse completed a combined no-hitter in an […]
By: Ty Daubert
READING, Pa. — Phillies prospect Dante Nori had never missed real time due to injury in his young career. He played 125 games in his first full season in 2025. He battled through a shoulder issue earlier this year. That’s what made it all the more difficult when the outfielder had to spend 11 weeks […]
By: Ty Daubert
READING, Pa. — Cody Bowker was in New York with his High-A teammates two weeks ago, finishing a six-game series between the BlueClaws and the Brooklyn Cyclones. He had already risen up a level this season after beginning the year at Single-A Clearwater. So when he heard the news that another promotion was coming, it […]
By: Ty Daubert
READING, Pa. — The Phillies invited 22-year-old Bryan Rincon to major-league spring training this year, providing the shortstop with an opportunity to be around big-league players and coaches following his 2025 season at High-A. The switch-hitting infielder had a reputation for his glove, but his bat was not the main draw. After having the chance […]
By: Ty Daubert
Alec Bohm and the Phillies couldn't come out on top against the Braves on Friday night.
By: Ty Daubert
After almost an entire calendar year, Phillies prospect Aidan Miller finally made his return to a competitive baseball game. The 21-year-old infielder, who had missed the whole 2026 campaign up until this point with a back injury, made his season debut for the Single-A Clearwater Threshers on Saturday night at BayCare Ballpark. Miller went 1-for-2 […]
By: Ty Daubert
PHILADELPHIA — Locked in a battle with a former National League MVP, rookie reliever Alex McFarlane reached back and fired seven straight fastballs. With the Phillies up three in a crucial matchup against the National Least East-leading Braves, McFarlane got the ball for the top of the eighth. He put two runners on base with […]
By: Ty Daubert
PHILADELPHIA — The ball jumped off Kyle Schwarber‘s bat, leaving Jesús Luzardo in the first-base dugout at Citizens Bank Park with only one more thought. The high-octane left-hander, in the midst of perhaps the best stretch of his career, had cruised through eight scoreless innings against the Atlanta Braves. So when the Phillies slugger launched […]
By: Ty Daubert
PHILADELPHIA — Following a pair of late baserunning blunders that might have hurt the Phillies’ chance to complete a comeback in a one-run loss on Tuesday, interim manager Don Mattingly felt the need to hold one-on-one conversations with two of his players to discuss the mistakes. In the seventh inning of the club’s eventual 6-5 […]
