Phillies honor veterans and military families at Citizens Bank Park
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 5:00 AM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

The Phillies and SEI hosted an event for approximately 200 military members and their families at Citizens Bank Park on November 11. The evening included activities and recognition, highlighting the service and sacrifice of veterans. Former Phillies players Mickey Morandini, Dickie Noles, and Milt Thompson participated by engaging with attendees. Veterans shared their experiences and the challenges still faced by many, including homelessness and mental health issues. Local charity Chosen 300 provided meals and clothing, emphasizing support for veterans in need.
- •Phillies and SEI hosted 200 military members at Citizens Bank Park on November 11
- •Former players led activities, including instruction on baseball skills
- •Veterans discussed service challenges like homelessness and mental health
- •Chosen 300 provided meals and support for veterans in need
- •Event aimed to recognize and honor military service contributions
- 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — Phillies honor military members and their families at Citizens Bank Park for Veterans Day
"The event brought together military families from across the Delaware Valley and gave veterans an opportunity to be recognized for their service and sacrifice.
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