jeff skversky has sports. in case you're wondering with the phillies are not good. >> we can rerack night after night. the same deal lately. they have lost 11 of the last 12 games. oh, phillies, it's run real. getting worse and worse and worse. the phillies off to their worst start in 20 years. today snake bit again by arizona thanks to a meltdown in the back of the bullpen. again. phillies need pitching. hey, how about vince velasquez's dad. how about the first pitch today with some heat? happy father's day. we throw to the sixth. breaks up the 3-3 tie, who else? ty kelly.

rbi double. one run in. here comes freddy galvis, but thrown out at the plate. this is a big run that comes back to hurt them. oh, so close for the phills desperate for runs and bins up one, and blows it. blanco, rbi single, tying it at four. phills have the worst save percentage in baseball. and extra innings, gomez gives up the solo homer to raymond fientes. first of his career. dropped 11 of 12. >> need to put up more crooked numbers. three or four guys with two hits, a couple of home runs. need a bunch together. we played a lot of good teams tough. the dodgers. we fall short. we need to take it a step further. >> something's missing, all right. well, what a difference just a few years make.

markell fultz was once cut by his varsity high school basketball team. now the sixers are set to make him the number one overall pick in thursday's draft once the trade is official. fultzments to come into the nba and kill it. his goals to be rookie of the year and the next most valuable player. fultz had a small taste of what it's like to play in philadelphia at a sixers game in april and he fell in love with this team and this city. >> i saw the team still fighting hard. and the most important thing was the fans were there no matter what. that was big. and being out there, i could imagine myself helping the team out, for sure. that's what i do every game i watch. if i was on the team, what could happen? >> so how will fultz fit in with the sixers? we'll discuss on action news sports sunday at 11:45, mast mast mast -- mike is getting micked up.

will the fliers luck out with vegas? among the players unprotected, the alternate captain, and the goalie. and vegas can select one of the players from the flyers rosser to add to their roster. if the goalie is chosen, the flyers will be down to one goal tender next season. that is anthony starr. mason is set to become a free agent july 1st. father of the year candidate, phil mickelson, skipping the u.s. open to attend his daughter's graduation, brian harmon was in the running to become the first lefty to ever win this major. but he has a major letdown with three bogeys. koepka has six birdies on the day. get in the hole. he finished at 16 under par for the tournament. nobody in u.s. open history has ever finished with a lower score. winning his first major. in fact it is the

seventh-straight major in which there has been a first-time winner. the union hosting the new york red bulls. and this is a red card. 52nd minute. the union's jones ejected for taking down felipe. the coach is not happy. union playing down a man the rest of the match. the red bulls have wings. bradley, right, philips scores scores -- two goals three minutes apart. lost three-straight. remember, it was a slow start. got on a winning streak, playing really well. now back into another funk. >> thank goodness for the soul. that's all i got to say. all we got. >> thanks, jeff. quick break. more action news when we come back acronyms are fun. lol laugh out loud, btw by the way, and of course, wbyceiydbo

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thousands of people came to center city today to take part in the annual lgbt pride festival. today's started before noon at 13th and locust. after they arrived, marched down locust to penn's landing. it was a 29-year tradition that started as a small gathering in the 1970s. those who took part say this event is about pride and inclusion >> so much energy and so many people so accepting of everything. i love it. >> i think it's important to show our pride. for everybody in inclusion of everybody. >> this is one of two big events for the lgbt community in philadelphia.

next one will be out-fest coming up in october. >> today is, of course, father's day. and one annual tradition that's close to our hearts here at 6abc is the gary papa run. the event raises money for the battle against prostate cancer and pays tribute to all fathers as well as our friend. action news reporter trish hartman has the story. >> among the sea of runners and walkers participating in this 15th annual gary papa run. >> thanks for doing this. >> reporter: was steve lewis ofland dale. a six year survivor. >> the papa family, because of what he went through. but he's having an impact on other people, parenthesessing it. >> reporter: action news sports director gary papa lost his six year battle with prostate cancer in june of 2009 just before father's day. ever since the papa family has spent this day raising awareness about early detection and raising funds for the foundation for breast and prostate health.

>> my mission is to save the next generation of young men this worry, this angst. that if they just incorporate this into their lives, to realize that there's nothing to be shy about. that they have to get checked. so simple. such a simple blood test. >> reporter: as gary's two sons, nathaniel and tucker, have gotten older, they have gotten more involved in the cause about which their father was so passionate. >> we wanted to see more people come out and run. registration and donations going up. it's fantastic. >> reporter: action news sports reporter and event co-chair jamie apody brought her entire family to the event, including her newborn son to remember gary and send a message. >> early detection saves live. if gary checked out his symptoms earlier, he would be here. scary thought. gives me goosebumps to think about. dads, grandfathers, moms and wives, those who love the men in your life, have everyone get checked. >> reporter: while the race is over, there is sometime to donate. you can do so online at gary

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on this father's day, the newest museum here in philadelphia celebrated our country's founding fathers. the museum of the american revolution invited visiters to take part in a bide variety of family-friendly activities. it was an opportunity to learn more about president george washington who led the way to american independence. in fact, a meet and greet with the father of our country himself. action news sports sunday is next on channel 6. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, pamela edwards, matt o'donnell. >> and now for melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, walter perez, i'm sarah bloomquist. happy father's day, everyone. have a good night.

tonight on sports sunday. sixers pull off a magic trick. look whose laughing now. so is the process now complete? >> showing the love for the city. i'm out here. >> markell fultz is showing sixers fans love. the right movers. plus talking eagles with sal palantonio. we start now. >> this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. >> hello, we tip off sports sunday talking sixers who are taking a shot. i am jeff skversky with mike missanelli from the phanatic. the sixers agr