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Don Mattingly has led the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-1 record in his first seven games as manager, following a managerial change from Rob Thomson. The team has shown improved performance, particularly in pitching and defense, raising questions about the impact of the change.
The Philadelphia Phillies have a record of 15-20, with a 6-1 record in Mattingly's first seven games.
Before Mattingly's appointment, the Phillies were struggling with a 9-19 record and had suffered a 10-game losing streak.
Since Mattingly took over, the Phillies have improved their pitching, with a 1.46 ERA over the past week, and have made fewer defensive mistakes.
The Phillies have upcoming series against the Athletics, Rockies, and Red Sox, which are seen as winnable games.
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âI think we were all just waiting for that ball to drop, waiting for something to happen,â Harper said. âIf Topper was going to get fired or he wasnât, it was just kind of, âWe need to get over this hump and get through this,â whatever that looked like. So as a team, I think itâs just coming out, playing our game, understanding that we didnât play well the first couple weeks of the season.
Aprilâs behind us. Weâve got to step forward and understand that weâre stacking days and playing better and just keep it going, no matter where weâre at, whatâs happening in the game or anything. Just stack the days and be where we want to be at the end.â Perhaps itâs less *magic,* and more the return of outstanding starting pitching. Here is how Phils starters have fared over the past week: