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Title is as it says: I'd like to take my declining father to a Phil's game before the season is over. He isn't very mobile but I'm getting him a wheelchair and his incontinence is an issue. Most games look sold out for ADA seats and I got info on the Hall of Fame club which is an option but it's incredibly expensive but I'm willing to eat it to be able to take him one more time. Does anyone have any suggestions or advice on how I should go about this? I'm already going to hire an aid to come along to help him, my biggest concern is making it to the bathroom.

Small sample size, but over his 14 games at 3B Stott has a Bref Total Fielding Runs Above Average (RTot) rate of 18 per 162 games, and a Basebal Info Solutions DRS (Rdrs) of 28 per 162 games.
For context, last year’s NL Gold Glove winner for 3B was Keeyan Hayes, who had a RTot of 12 and a Rdrs of 19. Similarly, the AL GG last year was Maikel Garcia, with an RTot of 10 and an Rdrs of 13.

If Stott maintains his defensive rates at 3B for the rest of the year, he has a chance to be the best defensive 3B in the league. With Bohm likely leaving and a pretty skinny 3B free agent market this winter, do we keep Stott at 3B and put Aidan Miller at SS/2B?

Talk about a fundamental change in approach. Seems to be working!

His origin on the Galapagos just raises further questions.

Both the Braves (5 games back) and the Padres (1.5 games ahead) lost and the Diamondbacks are currently losing in the 4th inning. If the Phillies win tonight will we all feel better about this team. We still haven’t gone on a substantial winning streak (IMO 8+ games) yet this season, this could be it.

I am a senior citizen who hasnt been to a phillies game in ages. What is the best website for buying phillies tickets? And how much does it cost now to park your car near the stadium?