Frank Klose

I'm Frank Klose and I cover the Phillies for 97.3 ESPN. During the baseball season you can hear me every Tuesday at 2:40 pm on 'The Sports Bash with Mike Gill'. Aside from 97.3 ESPN, I serve as an assistant professor at Rosemont College, where I also serve as PA announcer and team chaplain for the college's softball team. Follow me on Twitter @FrankKlose

Zach Eflin Declines Option With Phillies, Nola’s is Exercised

The Phillies exercised the $16 million contract option on pitcher Aaron Nola, while Zach Eflin declined his $15 million mutual option for 2023

Phillies Mailbag: 2022 World Series Edition

This is the first 2022 World Series edition of the Phillies Mailbag. We answer your questions about the upcoming World Series against the Houston Astros

Phillies Mailbag: Important Week, Wheeler, Braves Sweep

This week's Phillies mailbag looks at the week ahead, the return of Zack Wheeler, and the recent Braves sweep

Jean Segura Eyes Rehab Assignment and Phillies Return

Phillies second baseman Jean Segura is getting closer to joining the Phillies as he is reportedly hitting and throwing without issue.

Only One of this Weekend’s Phillies Games is on Traditional TV

Two of the three Phillies games this weekend against the Chicago Cubs will be broadcast on traditional television

Phillies Mailbag: Trade Possibilities and When Will Stars Return?

This week's Phillies mailbag looks at the returns of Bryce Harper, Jean Segura, and trade possibilities

Phillies Add CF Justin Crawford in 1st Round of 2022 MLB Draft

The Phillies selected outfielder Justin Crawford with the 17th pick of the first round in the 2022 MLB Draft.

Phillies Designate Norwood, Add Kelly to Bullpen

The Phillies designated for assignment the contract of James Norwood and purchased the contract of pitcher Michael Kelly.

MLB Cancels First Two Series of Season

With no deal in place, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the cancelation of the first two series of the 2022 season.

Spring Training Games Will Not Happen Before March 5

Major League Baseball announced that all Spring Training games scheduled prior to March 5 will not take place.