PHILADELPHIA -- Big changes continue with the Phillies on TV.
Last week, they signed a 25-year contract with Comcast SportsNet
worth a reported $2.5 billion. Then Wednesday, the team
announced broadcasters Chris Wheeler and Gary Matthews will not
return to the TV booth. Multiple sources said Comcast requested
the changes during contract negotiations, which Wheeler
essentially confirmed in a statement.  "It's been an honor and a
privilege to be a part of the Phillies' broadcast team for 37
years," Wheeler said. "I certainly respect the decision that was
made and I look forward to my new role in the Phillies'
organization."  Both Wheeler, 68, and Matthews, 63, will remain
in the organization in some capacity, although specific roles
are unclear.  Tom McCarthy, who does play-by-play on TV, has
four years remaining on his contract. He will return to the TV
booth. Gregg Murphy will return as the TV field reporter. Scott
Franzke and Larry Andersen will return to the radio booth.
"That's where I want to be," Franz