That and starting pitcher Cristopher Sanchez worked well enough to give the Phillies their fourth win in five starts. It also was part of Kepler’s larger plan for the sellout crowd 43,711 in South Philadelphia trying to make it home through other politically well-intentioned crowds in “No Kings” demonstrations.

The Phillies needed a big home run like the one Max Kepler hit in the eighth inning on Saturday night. Kepler may have needed it even more.

When the Philadelphia Phillies signed veteran slugger Max Kepler to a one-year deal this past offseason, they did so in hopes that he could provide an extra boo

She got the ball! There are really two sides to every story. Love that we got context about the friend too. Gayle’s friends definitely sent the mean one down to those guys to retrieve the ball, but in that case I wouldn’t have wanted to give her the ball either.

Max Kepler gives the Phillies a 3-2 lead as he crushes a go-ahead home run to right field in the 8th inning

In what might be the most bizarre poll from the The Athletic's anonymous MLB play poll, one pitcher has officially cast their vote for Max Kepler as the

The Philadelphia Phillies could be looking for an outfielder at the trade deadline. There could be an All-Star available from the AL East when the trade deadline gets closer.

Remember the woman who got smoked in the face by Max Kepler’s home run on Tuesday?