The Dirty Inning

The Phillies have hired Bryan Price to be their new pitching coach, and already, we have questions: Who is this man? Where did he come from? And, when he was the manager of the Reds, what was the biggest loss he ever handed the Phillies? Join Justin and Trev as they go back only a few years to recall an inning in which Price helped make 2016 just as bad a year for the Phillies as we remember it was.

Arbitration: It impacts all of our lives. Mostly MLB players. Nevertheless! As the Phillies and J.T. Realmuto get set for an arbitration hearing in February, take a journey through the Phillies' at-times incredible history of taking part in the process, as well as what it is and what it means.

Look, we've all been ejected from baseball games. But have you ever been ejected from a baseball game... forever? Justin and Trev journey back to 1991 to witness the brief major league career of Phillies pitcher Amalio Carreno and discuss how you never know when you've done something for the last time.

His name was Jeff Parrett. Many times in his athletic career, he was clutch. Then one day, Phillies manager Nick Leyva sent him in to close out a game in the ninth. Next came an ugly night at The Vet when Parrett gave a performance for the birds.

It's time to go through some lesser-known stories about the Phillie Phanatic in celebration of the big guy's 43rd birthday. Why is it time for that? I don't know, I looked at the copy, and that's what it said.

How many times did you hear that the 2020 Phillies bullpen was the worst since the 1930 Phillies bullpen? Was it a lot? Rhetorical question. Justin and Trev dive into that 1930 pitching staff, who was on it, and what might have been the worst two-day period of its existence.

On their annual Opening Day-themed episode, Justin and Trev go back to April 19, 1900 when the Phillies suffered a late-inning collapse that almost cost them their entire dignity in the first game of the season. But... did it?!? Perhaps a twist ending is afoot!

With all these no-hitters happening in 2021, Justin and Trev took a look back at one that happened to the Phillies long ago: When a bummed out, pissed-off 1900 Phillies squad got even more demoralized by a guy named "Noodles."

The "Maddux." It's everyone's favorite baseball statistic, so let's not even explain what it is and dive into the best Phillies era of all: The late nineties.

In July 2020, former Phillies coach Mike Ryan passed away. Justin and Trev look back on his scrappy career as a defensive catcher, focusing on an anomalous night in 1970 at Veterans Stadium when both Ryan and fellow Phillies backstop Tim McCarver suffered the same injury in the same inning.