I'm Frank Klose and I cover the Phillies for 97.3 ESPN. During the baseball season you can hear me every Tuesday at 2:30 pm on 'The Sports Bash with Mike Gill'. Aside from 97.3 ESPN, I run the Philadelphia sports website SportsTalkPhilly.com. When not writing about sports, I teach courses at local colleges and universities.
Frank Klose
Proposal from MLB Players Calls for 114 Games Played
MLB Players Association has responded to Major League Baseball's proposal to resume play with a counter-proposal of their own
Report: Latest MLB Plan May Include Regional Play, Half Schedule
A new report from Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic reports that MLB officials will meet Monday to discuss a plan to resume that may include a half season
ESPN Documentary “Imperfect” Will Look at Roy Halladay’s Life
A new ESPN documentary is set to release profiling the life of Roy Halladay.
Texas Emerges as Another Option to Resume Major League Baseball
A report on Monday night from CBS Sports indicated that Major League Baseball is considering a three-location plan to resume Major League play.
Mascot Creators Harrison/Erickson Respond to “New” Phillie Phanatic
Harrison/Erickson released a statement responding to the Phillies and the new Phillie Phanatic debuted on Sunday.
Robertson, Liriano React to Astros Cheating Scandal
Phillies pitcher David Robertson perhaps was affected by the Astros sign stealing and expressed his discontent
Phillies Officially Announce Four Minor League Signings
The Phillies announced the signings of four players to minor league deals.
Monday Could Be the End of Phillies Tenure for Hernandez, Franco
Maikel Franco and Cesar Hernandez are two candidates to be declined a contract for 2020 by the Phillies.
Phillies Will Host 2026 All-Star Game
The Phillies will announce on Tuesday that the City of Philadelphia will host the 2026 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
Low-Ball Offer Revealed, Mayor Blasts Harper, As Harper Praises D.C.
Ahead of Bryce Harper's return to Washington, D.C., the city's mayor likened Harper to Benedict Arnold while Harper praised his time in the city.