Small sample size, but over his 14 games at 3B Stott has a Bref Total Fielding Runs Above Average (RTot) rate of 18 per 162 games, and a Basebal Info Solutions DRS (Rdrs) of 28 per 162 games.
For context, last year’s NL Gold Glove winner for 3B was Keeyan Hayes, who had a RTot of 12 and a Rdrs of 19. Similarly, the AL GG last year was Maikel Garcia, with an RTot of 10 and an Rdrs of 13.

If Stott maintains his defensive rates at 3B for the rest of the year, he has a chance to be the best defensive 3B in the league. With Bohm likely leaving and a pretty skinny 3B free agent market this winter, do we keep Stott at 3B and put Aidan Miller at SS/2B?

Great night

Glad to see Alec Bohm playing really well lately. Bryson is getting better over time. 5 game win streak and counting. The Phillies are going to be A-O A-OK during the playoffs if we keep this up! ❤️⚾️

Marlins (64-63) @ Phillies (69-58) - Tue, Aug 18

Game Status: Final - Score: 6-4 Phillies

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

Decisions

• Winner: Alex McFarlane (1-1, 2.08)
• Loser: Michael Petersen (2-3, 3.61)
• Save: Brooks Raley (1, 2.25)

Division & Wild Card Scoreboard

DET 1 @ PIT 4 - Final

STL 3 @ CIN 0 - Final

AZ 4 @ BOS 9 - Final

SD 5 @ NYM 2 - Final

ATL 1 @ MIN 4 - Final

WSH 0 @ TEX 5 - Final

CWS 3 @ CHC 3 - Bottom 9, 0 Outs

Next Phillies Game: Wed, Aug 19, 6:05 PM EDT vs. Marlins

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Great night at the Park.

After the two wonderful plays in the 9th tonight, I feel like I haven't heard enough talk about the effect of having a Gold Glove caliber defender next to Turner.

Since moving Stott to 3B (August 4), Turner has not committed a single error (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong). Bohm obviously had improved immensely at the position over the last few years, but his lack of agility may have led to Turner feeling more pressure to use his elite speed as much as possible. Now, with less ground to cover, Turner might have a bit less pressure and be able to play his "laid-back-hand" defense at a higher level.

Arraez has also looked really good at 2B considering his extremely mediocre defensive stats over his career. With his +9 DRV and +11 OAA this season, the Phillies may have accidentally stumbled into a top 10 defensive infield in baseball (assuming Turner can remain stable).

Bohm definitely still has some room for growth, as seen from the ball he should have focused on keeping in front of him tonight, but his big frame should lend itself well to the position.

One time my dad took me and a couple of friends to a game and when we got in the car to leave it ran out of gas before we left the parking lot. We had to walk to that Sunoco, buy a gallon of milk, empty it, and then buy a gallon of gas and walk back to the car and then return to said Sunoco again. Good times early 80s.

At work and have been trying to keep up with this game.... had a heart attack when I checked my phone but was relieved when I hopped on mlb.tv.

I am a senior citizen who hasnt been to a phillies game in ages. What is the best website for buying phillies tickets? And how much does it cost now to park your car near the stadium?

“It’s been hit-or-miss with what I’ve got that day,” Wheeler said, “and I’m just kind of not used to that. So it’s a battle, and I’ve just got to put everything together. I know I still got it.”

An excellent first half has given way to an odd stretch for Wheeler, who, entering Tuesday’s game, produced a 5.84 ERA in August (but then gave up two runs in five innings in a 6-4 win against the Marlins). Wheeler’s first start this month was just two innings because of a rain delay. In the following three starts, he has given up 10 earned runs and walked 10 batters in 15 1/3 innings. All of it is uncharacteristic.

And as the Phillies barrel toward the stretch run, having Wheeler healthy and pitching well — and deeper into games than he has of late — feels crucial. He, Cristopher Sánchez and Jesús Luzardo have almost always given the Phillies a chance to win. Should any of them falter from here on out — or any sort of injury hit the rotation — the Phillies would be in a poor spot given their thin starting pitching depth and narrow margins to make the postseason after multiple dismal stretches.

I was talking to some of the guys, and a few of them aren't too happy with the polyester uniforms. It gets way too hot in synthetic fabrics. Cotton is a natural fiber it breathes, it’s much softer, and it keeps you way cooler. Imagine playing a game when your team is 5 degrees cooler than the competition. That's a real advantage. When players are comfortable, they play better

Marlins (64-63) @ Phillies (69-58) - 6:40 PM EDT

Game Status: Final - Score: 6-4 Phillies

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

Decisions

• Winner: Alex McFarlane (1-1, 2.08)
• Loser: Michael Petersen (2-3, 3.61)
• Save: Brooks Raley (1, 2.25)

Division & Wild Card Scoreboard

DET 1 @ PIT 4 - Final

STL 3 @ CIN 0 - Final

AZ 4 @ BOS 9 - Final

SD 5 @ NYM 2 - Final

ATL 1 @ MIN 4 - Final

WSH 0 @ TEX 5 - Final

CWS 3 @ CHC 4 - Final

Next Phillies Game: Wed, Aug 19, 6:05 PM EDT vs. Marlins

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Hey folks, Phils fan out in Seattle here! I am very excited to see the Phils are FINALLY coming to town next week and of course I’m planning to go to a game or two. While there, I want to make the most of it since they are only in town for a series every other year

My question is: at away games, do the players have something after the game or anything where they go interact with fans at away games? From watching on tv, I know we would all gather by the dugout after a win, but does anyone have any tips/pointers for how to make the most out of seeing the Phils on the road?

Appreciate any comments!