Lidge sharp in first action since surgery
Published 3/20/2008 at FOXSports.com News for MLB
It was clear from the crowd gathered around the field this was no ordinary intrasquad minor league game.
Everyone from general manager Pat Gillick to manager Charlie Manuel came out to see Philadelphia Phillies closer Brad Lidge take the mound Thursday for the first time since having arthroscopic knee surgery last month.
While the big leaguers played the Pittsburgh Pirates across the way, all eyes were on Lidge. He didn't disappoint.
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