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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Nats fall in opener – Werth 1-for-4
The immediate reaction from Opening Day in Washington D.C. is a simple one. The Nationals are one good hitter away from being a dangerous team. They lost, 2-0, to a very good Atlanta Braves team Thursday. Jayson Werth (above), the … Continue reading
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Diagrams and Boswell
Chris Otto has some cool diagrams on his blog and a link to Tom Boswell’s excellent book, “Why Time Begins on Opening Day.”
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Kalas statue heading to Philly
A statue of Philadelphia Phillies beloved broadcaster Harry Kalas will soon stand at Citizens Bank Park. Here’s a report.
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The 10 best pitching staffs to compare with the Phillies
For three months, it’s been about what you saw on paper. Until Friday, April 1, Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Roy Oswalt, Cole Hamels and Joe Blanton were pristine for one simple reason. They had yet to pitch in a game … Continue reading
Ten for 10: Previewing the 2011 season: NL East
You know the story. The Phillies have pitching to spare. And they’re not giving it away. So everyone else in the National League is done. Toast. You know the story. The Phillies’ offense is going to struggle. Now, they’ve lost … Continue reading
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Reports: Moyer joining ESPN
Jamie Moyer is in the rotation. ESPN’s, not the Phillies. The veteran lefty will be spending the season in the broadcasters’ booth. It’s a quality move. Moyer has a good voice and great knowledge of the game. If he can … Continue reading
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1 day until Opening Day
There is just 1 day until Opening Day. What we’re looking forward to: Hope. Check here to see the full list of what we’re looking forward to.
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2 days until Opening Day
There are just 2 days until Opening Day. What we’re looking forward to: Ichiro Suzuki bouncing a high chopper over the pitcher’s head and beating the throw to first by two steps. Check here to see the full list of … Continue reading
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Ten for 10: Previewing the 2011 season: NL West
Ubaldo Jimenez nearly won the Cy Young award in 2010. Can he help the Rockies jump ahead of the Giants in 2011? The Giants won the World Series in 2010 after a tough race that saw Los Angeles, San Diego … Continue reading
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