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Phillies have no room for error heading into series with Mets
Phillies have no room for error heading into series with Mets
The Philadelphia Phillies play their final regular-season series in New York's Shea Stadium this weekend, and, as usual, they're ...
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Morning Rounds, September 5th
The Sports Complex — ... Phillies have to win. SKIP David Murphy’s off-day story says it’s time for the Phils to show and prove. SKIP Bob Ford has an excruciatingly poorly worded lede, but then goes ahead and holds Dave Montgomery to the fire for not going all-in. READ Murphy reports that the Phils have shown interest in Tad Iguchi. SKIP USA Today says that the Phils are in familiar spot for September, and need to win now to close the gap. READ ...

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