Phillies starter Zack Wheeler, a former Met, is having arguably the best season of his decade-long career.
PHILADELPHIA — Zack Wheeler is having arguably the best season of his decade-long career and he’s doing it for a Phillies team that is looking to make its third straight postseason appearance.
The decision has worked out well for Wheeler and the Phillies, so the 34-year-old isn’t tempted to look back.Jacob deGrom strikes out four in long-awaited return to majors For now, Wheeler and the Phillies are looking at winning their first division title since 2011 in an effort to get into the best position possible in the postseason.
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