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Phillies Third Quarter Report Card
Record Since All-Star Break: 23-13 Overall Record: 70-53 (2.5 behind Atlanta, 2 game lead in Wild Card) The Third Quarter of the Phillie season was one of constant roster turnover. Besides the injuries (Utley, Howard, Victorino), there was also the addition … Continue reading
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Tagged brad lidge, carlos ruiz, charlie manuel, cole hamels, domonic brown, jayson werth, jimmy rollins, joe blanton, jose contreras, kyle kendrick, MLB, phillies, placido polanco, raul ibanez, ross gload, roy halladay, roy oswalt, ryan howard, ryan madson, shane victorino, wilson valdez
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Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #11
Record since last Report Card: 4-2 Overall Record: 60-48 (2 behind Braves, 1.5 behind Giants in Wild Card) Coming right on the heels of an 8-game winning streak, it was amazing how quickly things started to look really bleak this … Continue reading
Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #10
Record since last Report Card: 8-0 Overall Record: 56-46 (2.5 behind Braves, 1.5 behind Giants in Wild Card) So, in this past week, the Phillies added one of the best pitchers in baseball over the past decade, arguably the top prospect … Continue reading
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Tagged brad lidge, cole hamels, jayson werth, kyle kendrick, MLB, phillies, raul ibanez, roy halladay, roy oswalt, ryan howard, shane victorino, wilson valdez
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3 Reasons Why Dom Brown’s Debut was Most Anticipated in Recent Phils’ History
It’s been an interesting 24 hours for the Phils, as top prospect Domonic Brown was called up yesterday morning, made his major league debut against Arizona last night, and this morning news broke that the Phils and Astros have agreed … Continue reading
Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #9
Record since All-Star Break: 1-6 Overall Record: 48-46 (3rd in division, 7 behind Atlanta) This week can safely be considered a disaster. The Phils went into the All-Star break with some good momentum thanks to a 4-game sweep of Cincinnati. It seemed like they … Continue reading
Phillies Mid-Season Report Card
For a take on the Lebron Madness, see Bry’s post below. Record: 43-40, 3rd in division (6 games behind Atlanta) The Phils officially completed the 1st half of the season with a big win over the Braves on Monday night, but two … Continue reading
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Tagged ben francisco, brad lidge, brian schneider, carlos ruiz, chase utley, cole hamels, danys baez, david herndon, greg dobbs, j.c. romero, ja happ, jamie moyer, jayson werth, jimmy rollins, joe blanton, jose contreras, juan castro, kyle kendrick, MLB, phillies, placido polanco, raul ibanez, roy halladay, ruben amaro, ryan howard, shane victorino, wilson valdez
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Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #8
Record since last Report Card: 3-4 Overall Record: 41-36, 3rd in division (4 games behind Atlanta) Well, it has been a bleak day in Phillie Nation. The big hit came with the announcement that Chase Utley will need surgery on his injured thumb and … Continue reading
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Tagged ben francisco, brad lidge, chase utley, cole hamels, dan haren, dane sardinha, jamie moyer, MLB, phillies, ross gload, roy halladay, ryan howard, ty wigginton, wilson valdez
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Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #7
Record in Last Seven Days: 4-2 Overall Record: 38-32, 3rd in division (2.5 behind Braves and Mets) After a month-long hiatus, the Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card finally makes its return. Since I handed out a slew of high grades and … Continue reading
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Tagged carlos ruiz, chad durbin, chase utley, jamie moyer, jayson werth, jimmy rollins, kyle kendrick, mike zagurski, MLB, ryan howard, scott mathieson
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A Moment of Appreciation
One fear of mine is that with this run, we Phillies fans will go the route of the Red Sox fans. The one thing that I want to avoid as much as anything else is a feeling of entitlement, a … Continue reading
Phillies First Quarter Report Card
After last night’s win over the Red Sox in the first interleague game of the season, the Phils own the best record in the NL (26-15) as the season’s first quarter comes to a close. The grades below are based … Continue reading
