Luis Arraez has seven hits in 36 at-bats in a Phillies uniform — and none in his last 15. Bill Streicher / Imagn Images ST. LOUIS — When Bryce Harper took the ninth pitch of the plate appearance, a 3-2 cutter, it felt for the first time all night as if ...

Luis Arraez has already made some Philadelphia Phillies history in his short tenure and is looking to make more against the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Philadelphia Phillies’ franchise slugger is not looking forward to at least one significant change brought by his new teammate.

After the Phillies traded for Luis Arraez, Don Mattingly began scratching out potential lineups. He settled on Kyle Schwarber in the leadoff spot and Arraez batting cleanup. Wait ... what? Shouldn’t that be reversed?

Luis Arraez is a candidate to be moved at the MLB trade deadline, and the San Francisco Giants are looking for something of value in return.

He believes the Phillies front office operated smartly.

After Luis Arraez had traversed the length of the dugout, doling out high fives in celebration of his fifth homer of the season, Justin Crawford had a question for him. The Phillies rookie pulled aside the newest member of the team to ask what he’d seen from Nationals pitcher Jake Irvin that had allowed him to take him deep.

What a night for an all-time Phillies great. Chase Utley gave his Wall of Fame speech on a night that was a little delayed by rain and he was finally immortalized among the team's greats, as he should be. Next stop: Cooperstown. Imagine being Dave Dombrowski, an accomplished major league GM and needing to have "The Talk" with a player ($).