Phillies Notebook: Has Victorino lost spot in Phillies' starting lineup? | Philadelphia Daily News | 04/30/2008

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Projo Sox Blog found this 4/30/2008 on www.philly.com [flag]
Shane Victorino doesn't think he has lost his job. He said so five times during a 3-minute interview session with reporters yesterday. Phillies manager Charlie Manuel also refused to say that Victorino has lost his job. But on the first night Victorino was activated from the disabled list - and, he says, is completely healthy - Jayson Werth was in centerfield and Victorino was on the bench ... [link]

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Baseball Today: Wednesday, April 30
Published 4/30/2008 by Art Martone (amartone@projo.com) at Projo Sox Blog
... (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel) . . . Everyone says otherwise, but it sure looks like Shane Victorino has lost his starting job with the Phillies. (Philadelphia Daily News) ...

ATD: Pressure, MVPREV, Smoltz to Pen?
Published 4/30/2008 by Mike Nichols at MetsBlog.com
... According to David Murphy of the Philadelphia Daily News, OF Shane Victorino, who returned from the disabled list last night, may have lost his spot as the team’s starting center fielder. ...

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