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The Phillies' game against the Arizona Diamondbacks will not air on NBC Sports Philadelphia but will stream on Apple TV+ as part of its Friday Night Baseball package. Fans can also listen to the game on 94.1 WIP or watch it at bars and restaurants with DirecTV. The pregame show, including Cole Hamels' retirement ceremony, will air on NBC Sports Philadelphia. Sunday's game will stream on the Roku Channel.
Former World Series MVP Cole Hamels has retired after his attempt at a comeback with the San Diego Padres fell short. The 39-year-old left-hander, who had shoulder surgery in 2021, made one start for the Atlanta Braves in 2020 and hasn't pitched since then. Hamels, a four-time All-Star, spent 15 seasons in the MLB, primarily with the Philadelphia Phillies, and finishes his career with a record of 163-122, a 3.43 ERA, and 2,560 strikeouts. The Padres also announced the retirement of reliever Craig Stammen.
Veteran left-hander Cole Hamels has announced his retirement after signing a minor league deal with the San Diego Padres in hopes of making a comeback. Hamels, who had a successful career spanning over 14 seasons, was a key player for the Philadelphia Phillies, helping them win a World Series title in 2008. He also had stints with the Texas Rangers, Chicago Cubs, and Atlanta Braves. Despite battling shoulder injuries in recent years, Hamels was known for his durability and consistency, posting a sub-4.00 ERA in 11 of his 14 seasons. He finishes his career with 163 wins, 2560 strikeouts, and a 3.41 ERA in postseason play.
Pitchers Cole Hamels and Craig Stammen have officially retired from Major League Baseball. Hamels, a former World Series MVP, had been rehabilitating a shoulder injury and had not pitched in the majors since 2020. Stammen, who had been with the Padres since 2017, suffered a setback in spring training and all but announced his retirement then. Both pitchers leave behind notable careers and contributions to the San Diego Padres.
Former World Series champion and left-hander Cole Hamels has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball (MLB) after a 15-season career. Hamels, who signed a minor-league contract with the San Diego Padres earlier this year, never made an official appearance with the team due to shoulder surgery. He finishes his career with a 3.43 ERA and four All-Star Game appearances, playing a key role in the Philadelphia Phillies' 2008 World Series victory. Additionally, right-hander Craig Stammen, also with the Padres, has been placed on the voluntarily retired list after suffering a shoulder injury.
Cole Hamels, who is making a comeback from major shoulder surgery, is aiming for a June call-up to the San Diego Padres. Xander Bogaerts returned to the Cactus League game after receiving a cortisone injection in his left wrist. The Padres sent several players to the minor leagues, leaving outfielders Jose Azocar and David Dahl and infielder Rougned Odor to fill out the bench. Juan Soto and Austin Nola are expected to play in minor-league games after recovering from injuries. The Padres held the PFP Championship of the World, with Josh Hader emerging as the winner.