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Gameday: Phillies (94-64) at Nationals (68-90)

Michael Baumann — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 20:53:02 +0000

Philadelphia Phillies (94-64) at Washington Nationals (68-90) Joe Blanton (8-6, 4.94 ERA) vs. Ross Detwiler (1-2, 2.52) Time: 7:05, Nationals Park Weather: Rainy, 66 TV: CSN Follow Phillies Nation on Twitter Nationals Park is where it all began this season, where the division was won, and, tonight, the Phillies will say goodbye to Washington until next spring. That is, if the [...]

Rotation is Set; Who’s Excited?

Pat Gallen — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 12:57:11 +0000

A week or so ago, Dave Murphy of the Philadelphia Daily News mapped out the Phillies possibilities for the NLDS. Open door #1 and you’ll start the divisional series on Wednesday October 6 with two off days during a five game series. Door #2 gave you a later start, but with less off days in [...]

Gameday: Phillies (93-63) at Nationals (67-89)

Brian Michael — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 21:50:46 +0000

Philadelphia Phillies (93-63) at Washington Nationals (67-89) John Lannan, LHP (8-7, 4.58 ERA) vs. Roy Halladay (20-10, 2.53 ERA) Time: 7:05, Nationals Stadium Weather: Chance of rain, 66 TV: CSN Follow Phillies Nation on Twitter The Phillies 2010 season began in Washington, DC with Roy Halladay squaring off against John Lannan. It could for all intents and purposes come to [...]

Phillies Fail to Clinch at Home, Lose to Mets, 7-3

Pat Gallen — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 22:06:11 +0000

—Citizens Bank Park It’s not the way they wanted things to end at home, but the Phillies did get some help in the standings. Even though the Phils lost to the Mets 7-3 in the series finale, the Atlanta Braves lost to the Washington Nationals, 4-2. With a six game lead with six to play, any win [...]

Gameday: Mets (75-79) at Phillies (93-62)

Pat Gallen — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 15:55:11 +0000

New York Mets (75-79) at Philadelphia Phillies (93-62) Pat Misch, LHP (0-4, 4.44 ERA) vs. Cole Hamels (12-10, 2.93 ERA) Time: 1:35, Citizens Bank Park Weather: Cloudy, 68 TV: CSN Follow Phillies Nation on Twitter It comes down to this. Can they finish off the Braves in the NL East with a win at home, coupled with an Atlanta loss? The [...]

Phils give up big inning, lose 5-2

Kieran Carobine — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 05:11:22 +0000

What could have been a champagne drenched locker room turned into just another post game interview spot. The Phillies woke up Saturday morning with hopes of wrapping up the NL East division for a fourth straight year. The Braves blanked the Nationals 5-0 in a day game canceling all hopes of clinching tonight against the [...]

Numbers unjust for Oswalt, Hamels

Eric Schwartz — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:39:29 +0000

Disagreement is a major part of sports. After all, what fun would it be to discuss sports if everyone had the same opinion about everything?

It wouldn’t be fun at all.

But every great one in a while a topic comes up that just can’t be debated — at least it shouldn’t be.

This is one of those cases.

I will state is as unquestioned fact (or something like that) that no team in baseball has two pitchers with losing… Finish Reading

Trade more than just a rumour now.

Joseph Birmingham — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:31:01 +0000

It is looking more and more like the Phillies will acquire a new pitcher.

With Victorino, Rollins and Utley on the DL, and Moyer apparently done forever, the Phillies are trying to shore up a roster that looked a lot deeper and stronger at the beginning of the year then it does now.

Roy Oswalt may be the missing piece. Oswalt has not yet waived his no trade clause but appears very unhappy with his standing as the staff ace for… Finish Reading

Vote for Perdro … again?

Eric Schwartz — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 18:18:17 +0000

Will there be another Pedro Martinez sighting in Citizen’s Bank Park?

Well, maybe.

ESPN.com is reporting that the Phillies have been in contact with Pedro in regards to returning to the team in the second half of the season. Pedro was a pleasant surprise for the Phillies last year, rediscovering his fastball and giving the rotation some much needed depth. He was however tagged with two losses to the Yankees in the World Series.

Bellow is a statement… Finish Reading

Soft Hamels lets down team again

Eric Schwartz — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 05:24:39 +0000

If Charmin ever needs a new spokesperson to talk about the how soft its brand of toilet tissue is, they need to look no further than the Cole Hamels.

The lanky left-hander showed once again Tuesday Night that no one knows more about being soft than him.

Hamels allowed a three run homer to Troy Gloss in the first inning then went back into the dugout during a rain delay that lasted all of one hour and four minutes.

When… Finish Reading