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Shaun Nestor

Shaun Nestor

Shaun Nestor is a lead writer covering the Philadelphia Phillies for Philly Sports Network and Metro Philadelphia, dating back to 2020. His coverage includes game recaps, roster analysis, and feature stories focused on team trends and player performance. When he’s not covering the Phillies, he works in creative communications and media production and can often be found at the ballpark, behind a camera, or holding a guitar.

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Aaron Nola was handed an early lead against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday. The veteran could not escape himself in a Phillies loss.

The Phillies return from a rampant road trip and will dive right into Battle of Pennsylvania.

The Phillies added another win to their tally over the weekend, with Schwarber making history in the process.

The Phillies dropped Saturday’s matchup against the New York Mets, 6-2, as Alan Rangel allowed four runs in the sixth inning.   …

Veteran outfielder Tommy Pham has agreed to a minor league contract with the Philadelphia Phillies.

Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber reminded the baseball world this weekend why they remain one of the fiercest offensive duos in Major League Baseball.

For years the Philadelphia Phillies have struggled to put together a complete outfield. With Adolis García likely to miss the rest of the season, the Phillies find themselves back in a hole.

The West Chester University Golden Rams fell short in the final game of their three-game National Championship Series against the University of Tampa Spartans. The Spartans won 8-4, securing their …

In Game Two of the NCAA Division II National Championship, the West Chester Golden Rams played to save their season.

With their backs against the wall, the West Chester University Golden Rams face elimination in the biggest game of their season.

The NCAA college baseball national championship tournament is in full swing. West Chester University is looking to bring a national title back home to Pennsylvania.

Zack Wheeler has proven to be an ace during his time with the Phillies. Friday night, however, Wheeler had a game to forget against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Phillies gave it their all but were unable to overcome the Reds on Wednesday.

Jesús Luzardo stepped off the mound Tuesday feeling good about himself. Though he took the loss, it was a night in which he slowed down and limited damage - a key in his early season turnaround.

Despite scorching temperatures when Jesús Luzardo threw the first pitch against the Reds, the Phillies offense stayed cold all night, only mustering three total hits.

There were always going to be fireworks when Zack Wheeler and Paul Skenes took to the mound, but it was the Phillies who came out on top.

The Phillies stayed red-hot over the weekend, picking up a win over the Pirates thanks in large part to another shining performance from Cristopher Sánchez.

With a Summer of Sport hitting the City of Brotherly Love, the MLB All-Star game will bring out all the bells and whistles to celebrate the event and America's 250th anniversary.

Phillies faced an early 6-0 deficit. That typically indicates a loss is coming in Major League Baseball. For the first time since September 23, 2021, Philadelphia thought otherwise.

Fresh off their fifth-consecutive series victory the Phillies travel to face their cross-state rivals, the Pirates, in a weekend clash that will see an epic pitching battle to close out the series

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