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Immediate Reaction: Phillies trade Worley for CF Ben Revere
The Phillies have dealt Vance Worley and pitching prospect Trevor May for Twins CF Ben Revere. This is my VERY initial take: The first thing you see when you look at Revere’s stats is 0 home runs and a .319 … Continue reading
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Phillies Mid-Season Report Card
As we hit the halfway mark of the Phillies 2012 season and take a look back to hand out grades, it’s clear that this has been a season of transition. But it’s not a transition in the traditional sense for … Continue reading
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Phillies Report Card #8
Record since Mid-Season Report Card: 8-4 Overall Record: 57-34 (3.5 games ahead of Atlanta) The Phils ride into the All-Star Break on a high note, having won six consecutive series, including series against the Red Sox and Braves. And they … Continue reading
Phillies Report Card #4
Record since last Report Card: 4-5 Overall Record: 25-14 (1st in division) Throughout the season (roughly every 10 games) we’ll review how the Phils have been performing over the past week or two and hand out some grades. These grades … Continue reading
Phillies Report Card #3
Record since last Report Card: 6-3 Overall Record: 21-9 (1st in division) When the Phillies signed Cliff Lee in December, everyone expected the team to just run over the league in 2011 and maybe challenge the ’01 Mariners for the most … Continue reading
Tagged jimmy rollins, MLB, phillies, raul ibanez, roy halladay, ryan madson, vance worley
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Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #13
Record since last Report Card: 6-2 Overall Record: 80-60 (1st in division; 0.5 game ahead of Atlanta) Yes, after a strong week, the Phils have finally run down the Braves and moved back atop the NL East for the first … Continue reading
