Phillies fan mood — May 10, 2026
45
Uneasy
▼ 11 PTS VS. 30-DAY BASELINE (56)
01 · Trend
The last 30 days
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APR 19
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MAY 4
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02 · The vibe
How Philly felt about the Phillies, that day
Relief that the losing streak is over mingles uneasily with sober recognition that a broken lineup, a struggling rookie starter, and a nine-game division deficit define the real state of this team.
03 · The count
The scoring dimensions
Dimension
Score
Score
Confidence
Results satisfaction
52↓ 6
conf 72
Pitching confidence
55↓ 19
conf 80
Lineup confidence
32↓ 16
conf 85
Health outlook
42↑ 4
conf 60
Manager confidence
58↓ 7
conf 55
Front-office trust
48↓ 4
conf 40
Postseason belief
30
conf 65
04 · Ask the crowdOne question.
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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.
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05 · Cheers & groans
What was working and what was not
-5
Bohm's historic slump forces a reset
A 433 OPS through 37 games — fourth lowest in franchise history — has forced a benching, with debate swirling over whether one day off or a potential IL stint or minor-league option is the real answer.
-6
Painter's fastball a growing concern
Opponents are hitting .358 against his fastball and he ranks 118th of 124 pitchers in whiff rate on the pitch — the arsenal and makeup draw praise, but the on-field results are Taiwan-level bad right now.
+6
Rotation steadying, carrying a broken lineup
Eight runs allowed in 37 innings over a recent stretch has the rotation doing its job, but the right-handed hitters rank 27th in OPS over the same span, putting extraordinary pressure on the pitchers to keep it up.
-4
Crawford's center field becoming a liability
Defensive metrics have him as the single worst defensive player in baseball by DRS, a misplay extended a blowout loss, and there is growing doubt he can develop the position awareness needed to hold the job.
-7
Postseason ceiling quietly lowered to wild-card floor
Nine games back in the division at 18-22, with three-fourths of the infield struggling and the worst run differential in baseball just days ago, the prevailing sentiment has quietly shifted from contender to 'don't ruin the summer.'
06 · In the air
Hot takes from fans, journalists, and loudmouths
*As read by Phan-o-meter
This is an historic struggle. This is an historic struggle. This isn't just a slump.
Podcastscore 18
I don't think they're going to win the World Series. I think they're settling into being a very good baseball team.
Podcastscore 35
We are not looking right now at a 95, 96-win juggernaut awakening from its slumber.
Podcastscore 38
Turner just needs to figure it out. He needs to figure it out soon.
Podcastscore 28
The beat writer (Phillies Therapy / Matt Gelb) frames the team as stabilizing into a flawed but rational identity — rotation carrying the load while the lineup's right-handed production and infield trio remain alarming structural concerns.
Beat writerscore 55
The fan analyst (Hittin' Season / Stolnis, Klugh, Roscher) treats Bohm's benching and Painter's struggles as serious but manageable growing pains, with cautious optimism that resets can work.
Fan analystscore 50
The talk-radio host (WIP Daily / Joe Giglio) is relieved the Phillies won the series but openly frames postseason ceiling as wild-card contention at best, not a World Series run, and voices real skepticism about Bohm's attitude and Painter's current form.
Talk radioscore 48
07 · At the gate
Attendance
Recent gate, 14-day window
86.0%
-10.9pp vs. 96.9% baseline · 2025 same-calendar-window
Fans are voting with their feet
Sentiment is what people say; the gate is what they do. Capacity is 42,901 at Citizens Bank Park; the baseline compares against 40 games from last year's same calendar window.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Attendance | % Cap. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAY 9 SAT | vs. COL | W 9-3 | 38,043 | 88.7% |
| MAY 8 FRI | vs. COL | L 7-9 | 39,478 | 92.0% |
| MAY 7 THU | vs. ATH | L 1-12 | 37,543 | 87.5% |
| MAY 6 WED | vs. ATH | W 6-3 | 36,474 | 85.0% |
| MAY 5 TUE | vs. ATH | W 9-1 | 36,069 | 84.1% |
| APR 30 THU | vs. SF | W 3-2 | 36,861 | 85.9% |
| APR 30 THU | vs. SF | W 6-5 | 34,109 | 79.5% |
| APR 28 TUE | vs. SF | W 7-0 | 36,731 | 85.6% |