Phillies fan mood — April 19, 2026

Uneasy

NO BASELINE YET — CALIBRATING

01 · Trend

The last 30 days

100

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02 · The vibe

How Philly felt about the Phillies, that day

The sole voice present is the beat_writer (Phillies Therapy), and the mood is one of honest, measured frustration at the 7-8 start rather than full despair.

03 · The count

The scoring dimensions

Dimension

Score

Confidence

Results satisfaction

conf 85

Pitching confidence

conf 70

Lineup confidence

conf 90

Health outlook

conf 60

Manager confidence

conf 35

Front-office trust

conf 45

Postseason belief

conf 40

04 · Ask the crowd

One question.
One answer.

Ask the bot about how the mood has shifted this season. Phan-o-meter will give you a straight answer based on all the grumbling it's heard.

For instance

05 · Cheers & groans

What was working and what was not

-8

Middle-order offensive void

Spots 4-6 in the lineup posting a 557 OPS, 29th in MLB, with no clear right-handed run producer emerging after 15 games.

-7

Bohm patience wearing thin

Despite objectively worse numbers last April, hosts feel less patience this year; Bohm has yet to pull a single ball in the air and exit velo is down a full 3 mph.

-6

Aidan Miller injury opacity

Back issue shrouded in HIPAA deflections from Dombrowski; beat writer projects at least 6 weeks minimum and a very deliberate ramp-up even under best-case scenario.

Pitching and young arms a genuine bright spot

Painter and Crawford both impressive in MLB debuts, bullpen striking out batters at a high clip, and staff walk rate is excellent — a credible reason for optimism.

-5

Left field platoon feels like a missed offseason opportunity

Otto Kemp striking out in half his plate appearances and a defensive liability; hosts wish the front office had targeted a stronger right-handed platoon option.

06 · In the air

Hot takes from fans, journalists, and loudmouths

*As read by Phan-o-meter

Phillies Therapy co-host (beat_writer show)

These last two weeks of Alec Bohm are not major league caliber.

Podcastscore 15

Matt Gelb, Phillies Therapy

Seven out of fifteen games have been one-run games. Half their games already this year have been one-run games.

Podcastscore 28

Phillies Therapy co-host (beat_writer show)

Andrew Painter is the lowest walk rate among all their starters. He looks like a massive win.

Podcastscore 80

Phillies Therapy co-host, on Bohm frustration

I want to be proven wrong. I want to have opinions that look stupid if they're in the negative later on.

Podcastscore 42

Matt Gelb, Phillies Therapy

Gelb and co-host run a concern-o-meter on a 7-8 team, flagging lineup depth, Bohm, left field platoon, and Aidan Miller's murky injury status as real worries while finding silver linings in pitching and Harper.

Beat writerscore 35

07 · At the gate

Attendance

Recent gate, 14-day window

94.4%

-1.6pp vs. 96.0% baseline · 2025 same-calendar-window

Sentiment is what people say; the gate is what they do. Capacity is 42,901 at Citizens Bank Park; the baseline compares against 31 games from last year's same calendar window.

Date	Opponent	Result	Attendance	% Cap.
APR 18 SAT	vs. ATL	L 1-3	43,423	101.2%
APR 17 FRI	vs. ATL	L 0-9	43,048	100.3%
APR 15 WED	vs. CHC	L 2-11	38,254	89.2%
APR 14 TUE	vs. CHC	L 4-10	37,426	87.2%
APR 13 MON	vs. CHC	W 13-7	36,045	84.0%
APR 12 SUN	vs. AZ	L 3-4	43,060	100.4%
APR 11 SAT	vs. AZ	W 4-3	41,201	96.0%
APR 10 FRI	vs. AZ	L 4-5	41,683	97.2%