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The Good Phight: Phillies Breakfast Links, October 27, 2009: Series Eve, NJ DMZ, Die-Nasty
Big League Stew: One Day More: World Series workout day is here
Bless You Boys: Lunchtime Prowl: Sizemore's Ankle, Guillen for Pierre, the Second Base Dilemma, and Trading Closers
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Last time the Phils did this (1950) they got swept! RT @TripAdvisor: Phillies take train to NYC for World Series: http://bit.ly/1Umorj 10/28/2009 |
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RT @TripAdvisor Harkening back to 1950 classic, #Phillies take train to NYC to begin World Series: http://bit.ly/1Umorj 10/28/2009 |
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kinda delighted the phillies took the train to NYC http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/27/sports/baseball/27phillies.html (via girlhacker) 10/27/2009 |
Phillies Breakfast Links, October 27, 2009: Series Eve, NJ DMZ, Die-Nasty
The Good Phight —
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Yankees have Kryptonite for Phillies' Supermen Wait, the Phillies are Supermen? And the Yankees are Kryptonite?
Daulton tells rally: Fans are Phillies' edge That's not a guess; he knows it's true. He's seen what happens!
Shades of 1950 - Phillies Arrive in New York by Train
When the first members of the team emerged from Penn Station on the corner of 32nd Street and Eighth Avenue, they were greeted by a couple of Phillies fans. Their voices were soon overtaken ...
One Day More: World Series workout day is here
Big League Stew —
As I scan Tuesday's newspapers, it would appear that Monday redefined the term "slow news day." The New York Times had a story on the Phillies arriving by train in Penn Station, just as the team in 1950 did. The Philadelphia Daily News ran a "Red Hot and Sexy Phillies" story that was an insult to female baseball fans. The New York Post did the traditional "that other town sucks" column, only it was pumped full of steroids. Finally, the New York Daily News won the feelgood story of the day ...
Lunchtime Prowl: Sizemore's Ankle, Guillen for Pierre, the Second Base Dilemma, and Trading Closers
Bless You Boys —
... I know some fans aren't thrilled that the World Series is an all-East Coast affair. But regardless of convenience, I think it's pretty cool that the Phillies traveled to New York by train, rolling into Penn Station last night. Maybe not so cool for commuters and Amtrak employees, though. ...
Phillies Annoy New Yorkers With Train Ride
The Fightins —
... , at least one newspaper came through with a somewhat-interesting sideshow article: The New York Times covered the Phillies’ train ride to New York City, and answered the “why” question: ...
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