Revere went 4-for-5 with a run scored in Saturday's loss to the Giants.

Revere has been on fire of late. He has 67 hits since June 26, which is the most in the majors. Revere is now hitting .311/.328/.368 with 34 stolen bases.

Revere finished 4-for-5 with a triple, two runs scored, and a stolen base in Wednesday's blowout win over the Astros.

Revere singled and scored in the first, singled and stole second � his 31st steal of the year in 35 chances � in the second inning, singled again in the sixth, and then tripled and scored in the eighth. The Phillies' speedy leadoff hitter has been on fire since the break, batting .371/.380/.443 in his last 70 at-bats.

Revere said he is still dealing with pain in his surgically repaired right ankle, the Phillies' official site reports.

Revere broke the ankle last July after fouling a ball of his foot. He said the pain is uncomfortable, but that he can play through it. Revere will have screws removed from his ankle in the offseason which should alleviate the pain.

Revere went 4-for-6 with an RBI, pair of runs scored and stolen base in Thursday's win at Washington.

Revere is not going to give you any power -- he hit the first homer of his career this season -- but he's batting over .300 and has swiped 30 bases this year.

Ben Revere finished with two hits in four at-bats on Wednesday as the Phillies were defeated by the Giants 3-1.

After missing a few games with a sore ankle, Revere has scratched out back-to-back multi-hit games. He's one of the few Phillies consistently swinging a good bat. However, he was picked off by Madison Bumgarner in the bottom of the sixth, ending what could have been a rally. Revere is slashing .298/.318/.354 with one home run, 12 RBI, and 28 stolen bases on the season.

Ben Revere singled three times in six trips to the plate and stole two bases in a 14-inning loss to the Giants on Tuesday.

Revere was making his first start since July 18 due to ankle soreness. He still ran somewhat gingerly, but was able to raise his batting average four points, swipe two bases, and score two runs. Revere owns an average-heavy .296/.316/.352 slash line with 28 stolen bases in 31 opportunities.

Ben Revere pinch-ran Thursday and then stayed in to single in his lone at-bat.

Revere is bothered by soreness in the right ankle he originally injured last year. He might start tomorrow anyway. Tony Gwynn Jr. went 0-for-5 as the Phillies' center fielder today.

Ben Revere went 1-for-3, drew a walk and swiped his 25th base of the season in Friday's loss to the Pirates.

The speedy outfielder has done a nice job atop the Phillies lineup this season, slashing .293/.314/.354 to go along with 36 runs scored and his 25 thefts. While he contributes next to nothing in the power categories, he still possesses plenty of mixed league value with his wheels.

Ben Revere was the catalyst in the Phillies' come-from-behind victory over the Marlins on Thursday, going 2-for-5 with a pair of singles, a stolen base, and a run scored.

With a man on first base and one out in the ninth inning, Revere singled to right field, allowing Tony Gwynn, Jr. to advance to third base. Revere, representing the go-ahead run, then stole second base. Gwynn would score on a fielder's choice misplay by Donovan Solano, and Revere would later score on Chase Utley's ground out. Revere now has six multi-hit games out of his last eight, inching his batting average ever closer to .300. He's slashing .293/.311/.354 with 24 stolen bases.

Ben Revere singled twice in four at-bats in Wednesday's loss to the Marlins.

Another multi-hit game for Revere, who now has five of them in his last seven games and is on a seven-game hitting streak. The light-hitting outfielder has picked his average up over 20 points over the last week, now slashing .291/.310/.353 with 23 stolen bases on the season.

Ben Revere singled three times in five at-bats in Sunday's loss to the Braves.

It's Revere's fourth multi-hit game, and third three-hit game, in his last five. He was caught stealing for just the third time in 26 attempts this season. Despite the recent hot streak, Revere still owns a meager .289/.309/.354 slash line.

Ben Revere went 3-for-4 with a triple and a stolen base in Friday's loss to the Braves.

That's back-to-back three-hit nights for Revere. He tripled and scored the Phillies' first run in the fourth inning. He then singled, stole second base, and was stranded in the fifth. The center fielder is now 22-for-24 in stolen base attempts, and is slashing .282/.303/.346.

Ben Revere went 3-for-6 with a walk, a stolen base, and a run scored in Thursday's win over the Marlins.

Revere entered the game with just one hit in his previous 16 plate appearances. He was back in the lead-off spot after having hit eighth in his previous three starts. Revere stole second base and eventually scored in the fifth inning, making him 21-for-23 in stolen base attempts. He is slashing a meager .275/.296/.332 on the season.

Ben Revere is back in the Phillies' lineup Sunday.

It's his first start since Monday, as Revere has been dealing with some swelling in his left knee. The speedster is in center field and batting leadoff versus the Cardinals' Carlos Martinez. Marlon Byrd and Carlos Ruiz are sitting out Sunday.

Ben Revere (knee) has not started a game since Monday.

Revere is still trying to get all the swelling out of his left knee, which he injured when he banged into the outfield wall. He's made a couple pinch-hitting appearances and hopes to be back in the lineup soon. "It is hard to get flexibility in that knee," he said. "It really takes away from my speed game, and we are trying to get all the fluid out of my knee so I can feel comfortable out on the field."

Ben Revere returned to action on Thursday June 19.

Ben Revere missed a second straight start Wednesday due to a sore left knee.

Revere banged the knee into the outfield wall during Monday's game. He hoping to be back in the lineup Thursday but could wind up sitting out another day. "We're trying to get all the swelling out of there," Revere said Wednesday. "It would have been hard to play (Tuesday) night. I could probably pinch-hit today. It looks a lot better today than it did yesterday."

Ben Revere went 1-for-3 with a walk and a stolen base in Sunday's loss to the Cubs.

Revere had one of the Phillies' three hits on the day. The stolen base was his 19th of the year. The outfielder is hitting .286/.304/.342 atop the Phillies lineup this season.

Ben Revere went 1-for-3 with a stolen base and a run scored in Sunday's loss to the Reds.

In the third inning, Revere singled, moved to second on a Jimmy Rollins single and stole third base before scoring on a sacrifice fly. It was the Phillies' only run on the afternoon. Revere now has 17 stolen bases, behind only Dee Gordon and Billy Hamilton in the National League.

Ben Revere has been dropped to eighth in the lineup for Tuesday's game against the Nationals.

Revere has a .303 on-base percentage, so he's a poor fit at the top of the lineup right now. The Phillies will have Jimmy Rollins lead off on Tuesday and Chase Utley hit No. 2.