Phillies Tickets & Game Schedule

How to Buy Philadelphia Phillies Tickets

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• From there, you can complete your checkout. Phillies tickets are mobile delivery, so you will have your tickets in moments.

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Phillies 2023 Season Comes Up Short of a World Series Appearance

At the end of the 2023 season, the Phillies were 90-72 in the win-loss column. They were 14 games behind their division-leading Braves. They won seven of their final ten games and earned a spot in the MLB playoffs. When it came time for the playoffs, the Phillies would be wild-card participants. They faced the Miami Marlins in that first round. Philadelphia handily took care of the Marlins and moved on to face the Braves in the next round. The Phillies dispatched the Braves in the best-of-five series in just four games. 

In the NLCS, the Braves would play the Diamondbacks. Arizona was one of the hottest teams in the playoffs, and the NLCS went to game seven before the Phillies came up short. 2023 was an exciting season for their fans, and now the team will gear up for 2024. Trea Turner and Nick Castellanos were two power hitters for the Phillies. Turner had 170 hits, and 26 home runs. Castellanos drove in 106 runs and hit 29 home runs. Bryson Scott amassed 164 hits over the season and drove in 62 runs. The home run leader for the Phillies was Kyle Schwarber. Of Schwarber's 115 hits, 47 were home runs. 

Phillies 2022 Season & Run in the Playoffs

The 2022 Phillies finished the season in third place in their division but earned a Wild Card spot for the MLB playoffs, nonetheless. Their Wild Card opponent was the St. Louis Cardinals. They took that series in two games. Next up, the Phillies took on the Atlanta Braves for a five-game series. Philadelphia's bats were hot, save for one game. They took the series 3-1 and moved on to play the San Diego Padres in a best-of-seven series. The Padres managed just one win in game number two before Philadelphia shut the Padres down for the next three games.

It would be a Phillies vs. Astros for the National League Championship series. The Phillies won game one of the series, and then game number three. That would be it for the team, as the Astros won the series in six games. The Phillies wouldn't have had their success without contributions from players such as Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber, Alec Bohm, and Jose Alvarado. 

Philadelphia Phillies 2021 Season

The Phillies finished their 139^th season with an overall record of 82-80. It’s been a decade since the Phillies made the postseason.  In 2018 and 2019, the team had a very similar final record, after improving from their 66-96 2017 season. Four pitchers signed with other teams before the 2021 season began. Tommy Hunter, Jose Alvarez, Jake Arrieta, and Brandon Workman moved on during the off-season. The team picked up Ian Hamilton off waivers. After Bryan Price retired at the end of the 2020 season, Caleb Cotham led the team for 2021.

The Phillies wound up 6.5 games behind the division-winning Braves. It seemed that the road games were a challenge for Philadelphia. They ended the season with a 35-46 overall road record. Roman Quinn struggled at the plate when the season started. Roy Halladay’s jersey was retired on August 8. Returning to the team in 2022, Odubel Herrera signed a one-year deal. The team is working hard to build their bullpen. Ryan Sherriff was picked up from Tampa Bay. Kyle Schwarber was the big pickup for the Phillies. Schwarber agreed to a four-year contract, worth 79 million. Nick Castellanos agreed to a five-year, 100 million-dollar deal in March of 2022.  

Phillies 2018 Season Review

In 2018 the Philadelphia Phillies began emerging from their current rebuild, winning 80 games, and getting promising performances from young talents like outfielder Rhys Hoskins, second basemen Cesar Hernandez, and third basemen Maikel Franco. Not much else can be said about last season, so most fans are looking to 2019.

After a very quiet November to begin the offseason, the Phillies began making a whole lot of noise, some of it very loud. In December, they made headlines when they traded first basemen Carlos Santana and infielder J.P. Crawford to the Mariners for shortstop Jean Segura, left-handed pitcher James Pazos, and right-handed pitcher Juan Nicasio. Next up, they added outfielder Andrew McCutchen for three years. To finish off December they added several players on minor league deals, including catcher Rob Brantly, infielder Gregorio Petit, right-handed pitcher Josh Martin, and outfielder Shane Robinson. In January they added one of the best relievers in the game, right-handed pitcher David Robertson, on a three-year contract. Next, they settled arbitration with the likes of Cesar Hernandez, Maikel Franco, left-handed pitcher Adam Morgan, right-handed pitcher Hector Neris, and right-handed pitcher Jared Eickhoff. In February they added veteran catcher Drew Butera, a man known for his defensive prowess, on a minor league contract, and extended talented starting pitcher Aaron Nola for four seasons. It also appears they are about to add a big free agent, Bryce Harper, although the final details of the contract have yet to be released. The Phillies are on the rise and could make some serious noise in 2019.