After the Philadelphia Phillies planned all offseason to get off to a hot start, they accomplished that by being the first team to accomplish something all year.
players and coaches talked about wanting to get off to a much better start than they had the previous two years when they were fighting for their playoff lives in 2022, and were relegated to the Wild Card race early in 2023 because they were so far behind in their division.In 2022, manager Joe Giardi was fired in early June after starting 22-29. Last season, the Phillies were mising Bryce Harper and Rhys Hoskins.
It looked like that might not happen as they stumbled out of the gate with their offense looking like a complete shell of itself.
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