Philadelphia Phillies Lose Series to the Twins, End Homestand 6-4 | Agree 2 Disagree | A2D Radio

On this episode of “Agree 2 Disagree,” Thomas Arnone, Nick DelGozzo, Brian Wilson, and Greg Milakovic will look back over the most recent homestand for the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies won series’ against the Kansas City Royals and the Washington Nationals before losing the final series against the Minnesota Twins. As the Philadelphia Sixers struggle to find a trade partner for “superstar” James Harden he has fired back and mentioned that he will not report to training camp. The Philadelphia Eagles opened up the preseason losing to the Baltimore Ravens 20-19 Saturday night. Join Thomas, Nick, Brian, and Greg as they discuss the homestand for the Phillies. Despite ending with a winning 6-4 record, this homestand for the Phillies was a disappointment. Join the fellas and let them know if you agree or disagree with that statement. The Phillies lost the first game of the homestand to the Royals and then the second game of the double header to the Nationals bringing the Twins to town. The Phillies started off the weekend by scoring 13 runs against the Twins on Friday only to score 1 run in Saturday and Sunday’s games combined. With losing 2 out of 3 to the Twins the Phillies ended the homestand at 6-4. The Phillies faced 3 teams that they are better than and should have at least gone 7-3 if not 8-2 on this homestand. Trea Turner has seemed to turn things around and is riding a 9 game hit streak after receiving standing ovations to start the Royals series. The Philadelphia Sixers naturally are struggling to find a trade partner for Captain Crumb James Harden. Harden has announced that he will not show up for training camp despite his agent claiming he’s as hungry as he’s ever been while being in superb shape. The Eagles lost their preseason opener to the Ravens 20-19. The guys will end the show as they always do with their Crumb of the Week segment.