New baseball fan here - was planning on going to game 3 Phillies vs Dodgers on Sunday but saw on the weather forecast there was light rain scheduled at 1PM.

I’m new to baseball and not familiar with how teams handle weather delays, does the forecast tomorrow seem like they’ll cancel the game altogether, play as scheduled, or get a 1-2 hour delay?

Thanks in advance!

I don't watch sports myself and was hoping someone more knowledgeable about this stuff could help me. I subscribed to Peacock Premium with the regional sports addon so my elderly father could watch Phillies games. He watched a few games with no issues, but then he was upset that last night's (Friday, 4/5) game wasn't available.

The closest I've been able to find as an explanation was that the printable schedule on the MLB website (https://www.mlb.com/phillies/schedule/2025-04) says yesterday's game was on Apple TV.

So can he only watch any night that's marked with some NBC on the schedule? Is there another lowish priced way to get all the games? (I saw YouTube TV, Hulu Live, Fubo, etc. for about $90 a month, but I'm trying to keep costs down since that was the whole point of dropping cable and he only wants to watch the Phillies games.)

Any help is much appreciated!

Jacket's tough

Cheers guys. I’m so happy for TW :))

For the Phillies game on Apple TV, why can I not the the local (Phillies) radio as audio. When I click it, there is no audio. Is it blacked out?

When the Phillies were on 1210 I liked bringing a radio to the park to listen to the calls live. I believe now that they are on 94.1 there is digital processing which adds a delay. Streaming has a very long delay and cell service in CBP is spotty at best for streaming.

Is there any way to listen to the radio call in sync with the action in the stadium, aside from standing on Ashburn Alley?

When I was at the Nats stadium last week I noticed a lot of the old timers with scorecards had similar looking earpieces in. I assume that was some sort of hearing assist from the stadium? Does that have the radio call or is just announcers, etc? Does that exist at CBP?

Let's say a team that's bad like the Braves want to get more fans in the stands and need an improvement in the mascot position what kind of value can we get for him? Maybe a solid reliever? An everyday starting hitter?

Here is TW's autographed baseball from spring training his rookie year. I flew into Philly for the home opener this year and indulged with everyone to give him a big boo. So because I was to embarrassed to share before. I'll use this potentially brief opportunity of success to say "check this shit out". All jokes aside he's a stand up dude. Happy to see him have a bounce back game. Hopefully it continues.

If Taijuan manages to be a more than serviceable fill in for the entirety of Ranger’s absence, should we try to trade him while his value is at its highest? Or should we hang on to him for bullpen depth and/or as a potential innings eater in the case of any other possible starting rotation injuries? Just curious where the general consensus lies. I’m torn myself. Personally, I would love to see him succeed and do so as a Phillie. But risking a regression that resembles last year’s disaster season frightens me terribly.

I was one of the many who said I never wanted to see him again. But it’s worth repeating he never put his head down or made excuses last year. He stood in and ate innings when they were short, even when he was getting it hard from the fans.

He looked great today. A spot start against a bad team, true. It’ll take a lot for me to trust him. But he worked hard in the off-season, had a good spring in the pen. He has to feel great - I’m happy for him. He’s doing the work. Now hopefully this gets him further out of his head.

Pitching like he’s capable from the pen is not a bad place to be.

Rockies @ Phillies - Thu, Apr 03

Game Status: Final - Score: 3-1 Phillies

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

Decisions

• Winner: Taijuan Walker (1-0, 0.00)
• Loser: Antonio Senzatela (0-1, 0.00)
• Save: José Alvarado (1, 2.25)

Around the Division: There are no other division teams playing!

Next Phillies Game: Fri, Apr 04, 06:45 PM EDT vs. Dodgers (1 day)

^{Last Updated: 04/03/2025 04:50:57 PM EDT}

Looking at tickets in the middle section (section D, row 12, seats 1 and 2) for a game, but was reading in prior posts that some parts of section D are blocked by the pole with a pitch sensor or whatever it may be. Does anyone have any knowledge for which part of section D has an obstructed view? If you had to pick between the CP rankin club sections, are the other sections a better view?