Buddy Kennedy was recalled from the team's spring training complex as the Phillies made roster adjustments, and he was optioned to the spring training complex after the game.

Buddy Kennedy was optioned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley after the Phillies reinstated Edmundo Sosa from the 10-day injured list.

Buddy Kennedy tied the game for the Phillies with a crucial hit in the eighth inning against David Peterson, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure in a tight contest. This timely contribution was pivotal in helping Philadelphia secure the victory over the Mets.

Buddy Kennedy contributed to the Phillies' offensive surge by hitting a single that scored Cal Stevenson, further extending Philadelphia's lead against the Rays. This pivotal moment occurred during the eighth inning, highlighting Kennedy's role in the team's success in that game.

Buddy Kennedy contributed to the offensive onslaught in the eighth inning when he hit an RBI single, helping the Phillies capitalize on Uceta's struggles, which ultimately led to the benches-clearing incident. His timely hit was part of a sequence that allowed five runs to score against the Rays pitcher, amplifying the pressure in a tightly contested game.