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The reigning Champs vs. the most storied franchise in sports.\u00a0 The 2009 Fall Classic might be the most anticipated sporting event for Philly sports fans in a generation.\u00a0 In the latest BSB Podcast, Bry and Doogan preview the series, discussing how the teams will set their rotations behind their aces, giving a position-by-position comparison of the position players, and, of course, predicting who will come out on top.<\/p>\n
Check out the podcast at http:\/\/broadstreetbelievers.podbean.com\/.<\/a><\/p>\n LATEST:\u00a0 <\/em>As most have probably heard by now, Brett Myers has replaced Miguel Cairo on the Phils roster, as the Phils go back to 12 pitchers.\u00a0 I’m fine with keeping Bruntlett over Cairo, as he gives you better speed and defense.\u00a0 Meanwhile, the Yankees have also added a pitcher to their roster to go to 12.\u00a0 Hard-throwing righty Brian Bruney is on the roster, along with pinch-hitter Eric Hinske, who Phillies fan remember well, as he struck out to end the World Series last year as a member of the Rays.\u00a0 The Yankees left catcher Francisco Cervelli off the roster, which might signal that Jorge Posada will catch A.J. Burnett in Game 2.\u00a0 I know the only reason that Cervelli was on the roster for the first two rounds of the playoffs was so they could hit for Molina with Posada late in the game and still have another catcher on the bench.\u00a0 With no Cervelli on the roster, it will be interesting to see if Joe Girardi still goes with Molina in Burnett’s starts.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The reigning Champs vs. the most storied franchise in sports.\u00a0 The 2009 Fall Classic might be the most anticipated sporting event for Philly sports fans in a generation.\u00a0 In the latest BSB Podcast, Bry and Doogan preview the series, discussing … Continue reading