The 2015 Philadelphia Phillies season was a year of significant transition and the emergence of promising young talent. A major highlight was ace Cole Hamels throwing a spectacular no-hitter against the Chicago Cubs in July, while the second half of the season saw a spirited resurgence as the team won nine of their first ten games following the All-Star break. Fans also cheered the exciting debuts of future cornerstones like Aaron Nola and Odubel Herrera, along with the powerful performance of rookie Maikel Franco, providing a hopeful glimpse into the franchise's next chapter. A 2013 Paul Owens Award winner and top prospect, Maikel Franco was a power-hitting third baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies who recorded 102 home runs and 343 RBIs over six seasons with the franchise.