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 : A 2007 National League East Champion Philadelphia Phillies Blog
: A 2007 National League East Champion Philadelphia Phillies Blog
I was recently turned on to this video, which compares the Phillies recent run of "pretty good-ness" to that of the Foo Fighters, another bunch of dudes who are also generally solid and respectable, but never really transcendent. What about the rest ...
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Jose Mesa - One of the Worst Post-Season Pitchers Ever?
I have a hunch that Jose Mesa's appearance yesterday put him on the list of the top five worst post-season pitchers ever.
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Ranking the Lineup Positions 2006
Last year, I ranked the MLB lineup positions by OBP and found it quite interesting, so I figured I'd try it again for 2006.  Yes, we're in 2007 now, but these numbers give us a good insight into where the Phils' offensive strengths and weaknesses...
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Bill Conlin: Professional A-hole
Maybe it's being charged up from bakestar's article, but I know for sure who could best cover his All-Despicables Team : Daily News Senior Grouch Bill Conlin. If you're a fan of Philadelphia baseball, and computer-enabled, you might well have ...
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Jimmy Rollins: Hall of Famer?
As the Baseball Writers Association of America deliberates over who, if anyone, will gain permanent admission to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY next summer, fans' thoughts inevitably turn to who among their current heroes might be up for ...
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Lidge tweaks knee; fans crap pants
UPDATE: Arthroscopic surgery for Lidge! Three to six weeks recovery. Whether he'll be ready for Opening Day remains to be seen, but I doubt it. Don't you looooooooovve this team? Well, it only took one pitch, but the Phillies' brand new ...
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Ryan Howard's Slump
When talking about early season slumps, it's a common refrain for analysts to note that the slump is magnified by it occurring early in the season.  After all, if a player goes through a tough month in July, he'll have April through June ...
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Ranking the Positions 2006
No, this isn't a repeat of last week's Ranking the Lineup Positions . Instead, it's the natural follow-up to that piece: ranking the fielding positions (along with designated hitter and pinch hitter). Again, this is a simple concept, but useful to...
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Charting a masterpiece
[editor's note, by dajafi] Promoted to the front page--great stuff. Something I've started to do this season, that I've wanted to do in the past, is charting the pitches of a starting pitcher. With the help of TIVO and some rudimentary, homemade ...
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Fraternizing with the Enemy: Q&A with Bless You Boys
Ian Casselberry of Bless You Boys , SBNation's Detroit Tigers blog, reached out and suggested a two-way five question Q&A.  I happily obliged.  Please read our answers here .  See below for his answers to our questions. * * * 1. ...
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Patty the batty
July has come and gone and we just got word that the player of the month is...wait for it, wait for it... Ryan Braun. Oh well, who the frig cares about that anyway.  We are trying to win a championship.  I am certainly going to bathe in ...

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A Little Love for Davey Lopes
Somewhat lost in the euphoria of Thursday's stunning win and the four-game sweep of the Mets is that the top two base-stealing teams in the National League rumbled in Philadelphia this week--and the home nine clearly had the better of it. A day after ...
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The Sweep by the Numbers
0 :  Innings pitched by Antonio Alfonseca despite appearing in two games (3 hits, 3 walks, 4 earned runs, 0 outs). 1 :  Game-ending runner interference calls. 2 :  Walk-off wins for the Phils. 3 :  Stolen bases against Billy ...
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Manuel is NOT manager of the year
There has been a lot of talk (primarily from outside Philly) about Manuel being manager of the year.  They have to be talking about the intangibles, because Manuel seems to ignore what is happening on the field and going with his gut, and it is ...
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Phillis v. Nationals - By the Numbers
The Phillies embark tonight on their most important three game series in 14 years.  They do it against the hapless fourth place Nationals. Among some fans, there's a perception that the Nationals give the Phillies trouble.  That may have ...
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2008 Phillies Player Projections
Starting last year, I began doing player projections for Phillies players, potential Phillies players, and some rivals' players.  I've been refining my 2008 projections over the past few weeks of the season.  Some of my projections last year ...
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Bad Year for Big Markets
If you were a betting person and placed your money on all the small market teams this post-season, you would have won lots of money.  Why?  It was a clean sweep for the smaller markets in the divisional series.  In fact, if not for the ...
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Eaton Me Up Inside
You've probably heard that the Phillies' #5 starter/albatross Adam Eaton was pounded again in his second spring training start yesterday. Bill Conlin, who for all his asshattery still has the connections and, at least sometimes, the prose, describes ...
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Time to resign Pat the Bat
Pat is the last of the "old" boys who never amounted to anything who ended up actually amounting to something (in the eyes of the average Philly Phan).  He is finally in the last season of a 27 year 450 million dollar contract (or so it would ...
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Phickle Phans
Our very own David Cohen put it best with respect to how we treat our stars: Philadelphia usually goes through seven stages of sports star appreciation: 1) Wonders who he is and where he came from 2) Convinced that he is the best player ...

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