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31 Things That Happened Since the Last Phillies Walk-Off Home Run
By Nick Piccone
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The streak… is over.
After three-plus long years, the Phillies finally hit a walk-off home run on Sunday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park. The hero was Kyle Schwarber, who hit the last walk-off homer for the Phils on June 9th, 2023 against the Dodgers. It ended the longest active MLB streak for a team without a walk-off homer at 556 regular-season games.
That got me thinking… what has happened since June 9th, 2023? There’s been no shortage of Philly sports moments, so let’s highlight the highs and lows:
- LeBron James signed with the Sixers
- Saquon Barkley signed with the Eagles
- Nick Foles retired
- Saquon Barkley ran for more than 2,000 yards in a regular season
- The Eagles won the Super Bowl again
- Jalen Hurts won Super Bowl MVP
- The Union won the 2025 Supporters’ Shield
- Michael Lorenzen threw a no-hitter against the Nationals
- The Phillies beat the Braves in the playoffs again
- The Phillies won back-to-back NL East titles
- Fletcher Cox retired
- The Flyers made the playoffs and beat the Penguins in the opening round
- Lincoln Financial Field hosted six World Cup matches and eight Club World Cup matches
- Jason Kelce retired
- The 2026 Home Run Derby and All-Star Game were held at Citizens Bank Park
- Brandon Graham retired and then unretired and then…?
- The Eagles went through four different offensive coordinators
- Jaylen Brown was traded to the 76ers
- Phillies fans gave Trea Turner a standing ovation
- Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship at Aronimink
- The Sixers traded James Harden to the Clippers
- The Eagles went 4-0 against the Rams
- The Flyers went through three head coaches
- The Wells Fargo Center became Xfinity Mobile Arena
- Xfinity Live! became Stateside Live!
- The Eagles collapsed twice
- Xfinity and the NFL Network have only had one (1) contract dispute
- The Phillies played in the Little League Classic, London Series, and the Field of Dreams Game
- UFC 330 at the Xfinity Mobile Arena
- WrestleMania 40 at Lincoln Financial Field
- Sixers legend Kyle Lowry retired
Here’s to hoping there is a less-than-three-year gap before the next Phillies walk-off homer, yeah?
Nick Piccone has covered Philly sports and events for over 15 years with various outlets, including PhillyVoice.com and PhillyInfluencer.com. In 2015, he co-launched the Straight Shooters Podcast, focused on covering the professional wrestling industry. He was a producer at Fox Sports Radio Philadelphia and currently produces broadcast and social media content for the Villanova Sports Radio Network. He grew up in South Philadelphia and South Jersey, and is a graduate of Neumann University. Contact: picconenick@gmail.com