Moves: Victorino back, Bohn down, Robles added

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Moves: Victorino back, Bohn down, Robles added
The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae found this 4/29/2008 on www.beerleaguer.com [flag]
Purportedly all better from his right calf injury, outfielder Shane Victorino rejoins the Phillies tonight, replacing T.J. Bohn, who was optioned to Lehigh Valley. The team also claimed infielder Oscar Robles off waivers. Robles, 32, spent parts of three seasons with the Dodgers and Padres, including a lengthy stint with LA as a starting shortstop and third baseman during the 2005 season. A ... [link]

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Old vs. Young as Phils Kick Off Pads Series
Published 4/29/2008 by Enrico at The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae
... Also of interest: the Phillies now have a guy named Oscar Robles! If the Phils can get a couple wins to end out the month of April, they're record will be significantly better than recent Aprils past. ...

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Some Phillies roster news to pass along: *Victorino activated Shane Victorino returns to the Phillies today after spending 15 days on the disabled list. To make room, T.J. Bohn was sent back down to the minors. Considering how well Jayson Werth hit in his absence, Victorino will have to play well to earn his starting spot back. He is not in the starting line-up for tonight's game....
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Young outduels old as Phillies down Padres

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