MLB fans roast the Philadelphia Phillies after team record their worst start to season since 1931: "This is impressively bad"

The Philadelphia Phillies are off to a disastrous start to the 2023 MLB season, and their poor performances have not gone unnoticed by baseball fans on social media. With no wins registered in their first four games, the Phillies are currently the worst team in the National League and all of MLB as well. They are the only team in the whole league that has not yet registered a win.

The team's struggles have prompted a wave of criticism and mockery on Twitter, with fans of other teams taking the opportunity to roast the Philadelphia Phillies for their woeful start to the season. Many have pointed out that the team has allowed 37 runs in its first four games of the season, which happened last in their 1931 campaign, a fact that has not been lost on baseball fans.

Of course, not all of the criticism has been in good fun. Some Phillies fans have expressed frustration and disappointment with the team's performances, with many calling for changes to be made to the coaching staff and the roster. Others have simply lamented the fact that the team seems to be stuck in a perpetual cycle of mediocrity and disappointment.

Despite the negativity surrounding the Philadelphia Phillies, however, there are still some reasons for optimism. The Phillies have a number of talented players on their roster, including Bryce Harper, J.T. Realmuto, and Aaron Nola, and there are signs that the team's offense may be starting to come alive after a slow start. Additionally, the team's schedule should get a bit easier in the coming weeks, which could be a silver lining if they can make the most of it.

"This is impressively bad," tweeted one fan. "Things could be worse," wrote another.

The Philadelphia Phillies need to turn things around soon if they want to save their season

Though the Philadelphia Phillies have suffered a horrible MLB season so far, they also have the talent on their roster to jump out of it. After all, they are a team that challenged for the World Series less than six months ago. Big players need to step up their game, and the team as a whole needs to work on their defense if they are to stop giving away runs.

Ultimately, though, the Phillies will need to start winning games if they hope to turn things around and avoid a long, painful season. Whether they can do so remains to be seen, but for now, the team will have to endure the mocking and criticism of baseball fans on social media.