Phillies fan mood — May 11, 2026
60
High Hopes
▲ 7 PTS VS. 30-DAY BASELINE (53)
01 · Trend
The last 30 days
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TODAY
APR 19
APR 24
APR 29
MAY 4
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02 · The vibe
How Philly felt about the Phillies, that day
Relief and cautious optimism have replaced despair after a strong recent stretch, but deep lineup flaws and a nine-game deficit in the division keep the mood from tipping into genuine belief.
03 · The count
The scoring dimensions
Dimension
Score
Score
Confidence
Results satisfaction
68↑ 16
conf 85
Pitching confidence
74↑ 19
conf 90
Lineup confidence
48↑ 16
conf 82
Health outlook
62↑ 20
conf 55
Manager confidence
65↑ 7
conf 60
Front-office trust
52↑ 4
conf 40
Postseason belief
38↑ 8
conf 65
04 · Ask the crowdOne question.
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.
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05 · Cheers & groans
What was working and what was not
+7
Rotation Resurrection
Christopher Sanchez has been dominant across three starts with 20-plus scoreless innings, Wheeler's return has been encouraging, and the staff ERA over the last 13 games has dropped from worst in baseball to comfortably above average — the pitching is carrying this team.
+6
Schwarber and Marsh Carrying the Offense
Schwarber has homered in four straight games and is on a historic home-run pace, while Marsh leads the majors in batting average and has been one of the most improved players in baseball — two hitters doing the heavy lifting for the lineup.
-6
Right-Handed Lineup Still a Serious Flaw
Right-handed hitters rank 27th in the majors in OPS over the last week, and hitters four through nine combine for a below-average mark — the team is winning in spite of half the lineup, and that structural problem has not been fixed.
-5
Turner and Bohm Uncertainty
Trey Turner is described as uninspiring at the plate and in the field, while Alec Bohm's two-homer Saturday breakthrough is met with cautious optimism — both are critical pieces who have yet to deliver consistent production, and there are no viable replacements.
+2
Stabilization, Not Revival
The ten-game losing streak is over and a 10-3 stretch under the new manager looks encouraging, but the team is still 9.0 games back in the division and the honest assessment is that this roster has leveled off into a flawed but functional team rather than a mid-90s-win juggernaut waking up.
06 · In the air
Hot takes from fans, journalists, and loudmouths
*As read by Phan-o-meter
We're not looking right now at a 95, 96-win juggernaut awakening from its slumber.
Podcastscore 38
We knew what we had in-house. We're an explosive team with good pitching. We just didn't show that at the beginning of the year.
Podcastscore 72
I'm a firm believer that I believe Schwarber could hit 60 and this could be the year.
Podcastscore 85
I am uninspired by Trey right now. He needs to be better.
Podcastscore 30
Beat writer (Phillies Therapy / Matt Gelb) offers the most sober read: wins are real but the right-handed lineup remains bottom-10 in the league, the outfield is below-average as a unit, Turner is uninspiring, and the team has stabilized into something 'rational' rather than a true contender awakening.
Beat writerscore 55
Fan analyst (Hittin' Season / The Phillies Show / Phillies Talk) is genuinely enthusiastic about the recent turnaround — Sanchez, Schwarber, Marsh, and Harper earning high praise — while acknowledging the team is still three games under .500 and Painter/Luzardo remain concerns.
Fan analystscore 72
07 · At the gate
Attendance
Recent gate, 14-day window
88.0%
-8.9pp 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 10 SUN | vs. COL | W 6-0 | 44,620 | 104.0% |
| 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% |