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Marsh, in the back corner of the visitors clubhouse, glanced across the room at Bryce Harper’s and Kyle Schwarber’s lockers.
The last time Brandon Marsh homered, it landed in a corn field in Dyersville, Iowa. That was 40 days and 80 at-bats ago.
Marsh went from an All-Star first half to one of baseball’s coldest stretches. A closer look shows how both pitchers and his contact have changed.
Jhoan Duran is one of the best closers in baseball. The Philadelphia Phillies right-hander features one of the nastiest arsenals in the game, overpowering hitters from the minute he toes the rubber.
Since July 1, when he was batting .319, Marsh has hit .176 with a .470 OPS. Teams “have made an adjustment to him, and then ...
The Philadelphia Phillies saw a couple of struggling sluggers have big games in a recent win.
USA Today's Bob Nightengale went as far as to claim that "no one" in MLB has had a worse second-half of 2026 than Marsh. Unfortunately, looking at his statistics since the All-Star break, this claim ...
It started with Brandon Marsh, who had just five hits in 17 September games before Tuesday, when he hit a two-run homer and a double.
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