Former Phillies Great Dick Allen Has Passed Away

Hi everybody,

Sad Phillies new to report.  Former Phillies great Dick Allen passed away earlier today.  Allen played with the Phillies for nine seasons (1963-1969, 1975-1976), is a Phillies Wall of Famer and had his number 15 retired by the Phils earlier this year (Dick Allen's Number 15 To Be Retired By Phillies).  He is also up for consideration for enshrinement in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Rest in peace Mr. Allen.

Talk to you soon,

Little Chase

Dick Allen's Number 15 To Be Retired By Phillies

Hi everybody,

The Phillies announced earlier today that they plan to retire Dick Allen's Number 15 in a ceremony on September 3rd...which is the anniversary of his major league debut in 1963.  Allen, who played nine seasons with the Phils, may also be voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame later this season.  This is the first time that the Phils have retired a players number who has not yet been enshrined into the Hall of Fame.  Congrats to Mr. Allen for this honor.

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Little Chase

Roy Halladay's Number 34 To Be Retired By Phillies

Hi everybody,

The Phillies are going to retire the late Roy Halladay's Number 34 in a pregame ceremony on Friday, May 29, 2020.  This special event for the MLB Hall of Fame and Phillies Wall of Fame legend (officially named Roy Halladay Number Retirement Night) is taking place on the 10th anniversary of Doc pitching his Perfect Game against the Miami Marlins.

Halladay celebrating the Perfect Game with Chooch and Ryan Howard...

Miss you Doc...

Talk to you soon,
Little Chase