Does Domonic Brown’s Recent HR Tear Make Him New Face of Phillies Franchise?

June 3, 2013 by  
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Domonic Brown has just hit his 14th home run since May 1. On the season, he has 17, which is best in the National League and tied for second in all of baseball.

What has gotten into Brown? Coming into this season, he had just 12 career home runs. Now, his home-run tear is turning him into the face of the Philadelphia Phillies. At just 25 years old, Brown has unlimited potential. He has incredible power and has shown how hot he can get. 

At this pace, he will finish the season with 47 home runs, according to ESPN.com. Those numbers will make him the most popular Phillie for years to come.

Let’s take a look at some of the biggest bombs from Brown’s remarkable run.

Here’s one against the San Francisco Giants, which makes a nice splash landing:

Take a look at this rope into the right-field seats in Miami:

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Here’s an absolute bomb into right center against the Mets:

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Brown earns himself a Philly cheesesteak after this blast:

Brown probably won’t hit another 12 home runs in June—although he already has two. Still, his power surge has to be a sight for sore eyes for Philly fans. The Phillies are 28-30 and will need all the help they can get from Brown to make the playoffs.

But his star-making month bodes well for the Phillies’ future—the more Brown can hit it out of the park, the better chance the Phillies have of winning.

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5 Philadelphia Phillies Who Could Be All Stars Next Season

December 27, 2012 by  
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The Philadelphia Phillies had a rough season, going 81-81 and missing the playoffs. Despite the poor showing, the team had three All-Stars—Cole Hamels, Carlos Ruiz and Jonathan Papelbon.

If the Phillies are to rebound in 2013, they will need some big performances from a lot of players. Which players will deliver and find themselves in the All-Star Game?

Read on to find out. 

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