Frank Klose

I'm Frank Klose and I cover the Phillies for 97.3 ESPN. During the baseball season you can hear me every Tuesday at 2:40 pm on 'The Sports Bash with Mike Gill'. Aside from 97.3 ESPN, I serve as an assistant professor at Rosemont College, where I also serve as PA announcer and team chaplain for the college's softball team. Follow me on Twitter @FrankKlose

Phillies Mailbag: Hoskins, Struggling OF, Pitching Injuries

This 97.3 ESPN Phillies mailbag looks at the departure of Rhys Hoskins, struggles of Johan Rojas and Nick Castellanos, and pitching injuries.

Cole Hamels Signs With the San Diego Padres

Former Phillies World Series MVP Cole Hamels is going to give pitching in the Major Leagues another try

Phillies Send Darick Hall to Triple-A, Shuffle Rotation

The Phillies have optioned designated hitter Darick Hall to Triple-A and announced that Cristopher Sanchez will make a start Wednesday

Nationals Send Soto to Padres in Blockbuster Deal

The National League East got a little easier for the Phillies in the interim as Juan Soto has been sent to the San Diego Padres

Nola Ties MLB Consecutive Strikeout Record Against Mets

Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola tied a 51 year-old MLB record by striking out 10 consecutive batters against the New York Mets.

After Phillies Pitching Delivers, Bats Face Top Mets Pitching

The Phillies open series two against Jacob deGrom and the Mets, who are playing their first game of 2021 on Monday night

Klentak Out as Phillies General Manager

Phillies general manager Matt Klentak has "stepped down" after failing to make the playoffs in five major league seasons.

“Testicular Contusion” Lands Alvarez on the Injured List

The Phillies have placed left-handed reliever Jose Alvarez on the injured list with what the team is calling a "testicular contusion"

After Two “False Positives”, Phillies Will Face Yankees This Week

The Phillies will return to Major League Baseball action this week against the New York Yankees

MLB Commissioner: Shutdown Possible

According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is suggesting that MLB could be shut down without player compliance