ON THIS DAY IN PHILLIES HISTORY - August 30...
Happy Happy Birthday to...Tug Mcgraw born 1944 Phillies 1975-84
49 wins 3.10 ERA 94 Saves (6th in Phillies history)
1x All-Star 1x World Champion
Marlon Byrd born 1977 Phillies 2002-05, 2014
.268/.324/.404 397 H 71 2B 38 HR
Cliff Lee born 1978 Phillies 2009, 2011-14
48 wins 2.94 ERA 12 CG 8 Shutouts
2x All-Star 1x NL Champion
In 1988...
Kent Tekulve throws a scoreless inning of relief in the Phillies 7-5 win over San Francisco becoming the second pitching in Major League history to appear in 1,000 career games joining Hoyt Wilhelm.
In 2015...
Alec Asher makes his major league debut, throwing 5.2 innings allowing 8 hits and 4 earned runs in a 9-4 loss to San Diego. Cameron Rupp hit his 8th career home run.
Yesterday's Game - 5-4 Win vs. Atlanta Braves
- Matt Strahm and Jeff Hoffman threw a scoreless inning of relief in the same game for the 23rd time this season, tied for fifth most for a Phillies reliever duo since 20101. 2016 Jeanmar Gomez & Hector Neris 29
- Last night Cristopher Sanchez ended a streak of 32 straight starts without allowing multiple home runs, the longest by a Phillies pitcher since Tommy Greene's 43 straight from October 1991 through September 1993.
Tonight's Game - Braves 6:40 Suarez vs. Lopez
Phillies Phacks n Stats
- The Phillies have won 80 games before September 1st four times in franchise history (2011, 1993, 1977, 1976). They've ended three of those season with 100+ wins ('11 - 102, '77 - 101, '76 - 101) but won the pennant in the lone season they fell short of 100 regular season wins (1993 - 97).
- If Brandon Marsh can produce 1 home run and 2 doubles in the next two games, he'll be the first Phillies outfielder since Shane Victorino in 2011 to tally 15+ homers, 15+ doubles, and 15+ steals before September 1st. Victorino, Bobby Abreu, and Lenny Dykstra are the only three Phillies OF's to do so since 1990.
- With his 10th save of the season on Wednesday, Jeff Hoffman is the third Phillies pitcher ever to record 10+ holds and 10+ saves in a season with a sub-2.00 ERA (Jose Alvarado 2023, Ken Giles 2015)Braves Bits
- With a double and walk last night, Orlando Arcia raised his OPS from .631 to .634 on the season (league average .714), which is fourth-lowest for a Braves hitter since 2000 (min. 400 at bats). Though the .634 OPS wouldn't be anywhere near Bryce Harper's career low (.768 in 2014), it's not even Arcia's career low which was .567 in 2021 (league average .728)
Lowest Braves OPS Since 2000
1. Vinny Castilla, 2002 - .616
2. Andrelton Simmons, 2014 - .617
3. B.J. Upton, 2014 - .620
4. Orlando Arcia, 2024 - .634
NL EAST STANDINGS
W L GB
Phillies 79 55 --
Braves 73 61 6.0
Mets 70 64 9.0
Nationals 61 73 18.0
Marlins 49 85 30.0





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