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Hugging Harold Reynolds Hugging Harold Reynolds posted 5/12/2008 from huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com [flag]
Oh Sarge....Sarge, Sarge, Sarge..... Please don't refer to a woman, especially a semi-famous woman with a fanbase, as 'plump.' And on television no less. Check out what Sarge Matthews does on his day off...compliments of our friend Pat over at Phils-ville. [link]

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Sarge Matthews Should Have Just Stopped While He Was Ahead
Published 5/12/2008 by Awful Announcing- (noreply@blogger.com) at Awful Announcing
There's nothing better than someone who has already done/said something relatively shocking, and then taking it to the next level. Most of the time people do it with bad jokes, but it's especially fun when people take a potentially ridiculous story and make it even worse. With that said I give you Gary "Sarge" Matthews talking lap dances and "large" women. From Philly Burbs via HHR... I'm pretty sure calling someone a "plumper" never goes over well with the viewing ...

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Someone Get on This...Meech? Matt P?

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Phillies.com mailbag question ponders whether Pat Burrell owns and sports a "man purse." Any of you Phitin' phans out there know. Bonus points for photographic evidence.
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Phillies consider extensions

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The Philadelphia Phillies have preferred to avoid contract negotiations in the season for quite some time now. A lot of this can be directly related to General Manger Pat Gillick, he prefers to avoid the talks as he feels it could become a distraction to the player and team as a whole. Most Phillies fans will tell you thats also a reason why Aaron Rowand isn’t roaming center field at the bank this
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Phillies Notes: Phillies might talk to Burrell, Lidge | Philadelphia Inquirer | 05/12/2008

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SAN FRANCISCO - It's not official Phillies policy. It's a preference. General manager Pat Gillick prefers not to talk about contract extensions until after the season, which was the case last year with centerfielder Aaron Rowand . Gillick believes ...
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