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Brad Lidge Talks After Pitching In All-Star Game

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AL Wins Marathon All-Star Game
Published 7/16/2008 by Stephen Kersey at Knuckle Curve - Baseball News
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game was an epic contest — for those who kept their eyes open for the duration of the game. The 15 inning affair lasted past 1AM EST. Finally, Michael Young hit a winning sacrifice fly to score Justin Morneau. The American League All-Stars is now undefeated in their last 12 games against the National League All-Stars. JD Drew was named the MVP of the game, in large part due to his game-tying two-run homer. Even though Albert Pujols was on his side, Brad Lidge gave up the winning sacrifice fly. Here is a video of Lidge talking about giving up the winning run: ...

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Philadelphia Phillies - Ace Of Base Dealing

phanatic74 posted 7/14/2008 from phanatic74.wordpress.com

Yesterday the Philadelphia Phillies were able to solidify their dominance in the N.L. East by clinching the #1 position prior to the All Star break. Cole Hamels the Phillies’ ace was able to deal it to Brandon Webb and the Arizona Diamondbacks. Hamels administered 8 strikeouts, 1 walk while allowing 11 hits and 2 runs over 7 innings. Ryan Madson received the win while Brad Lidge chopped off ...
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Have you given up on this All-Star Game yet?

Red Sox Monster - MassLive.com found this 7/16/2008 on sports.yahoo.com

Don't worry. So have all these blue seats at Yankee Stadium. We're headed into the 12th inning — which is already better than '02, when they played only 11 — and the American League only has Scott Kazmir left in the bullpen while the ...
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Let's Place Some Blame Here

Posted 7/16/2008 on wrigleyville23

People who are to blame for losing the Cubs home-field advantage in the World Series: 1. Billy Wagner 2. Edison Volquez 3. Brad Lidge 4. J.D. Drew Who not to blame: 1. Carlos Zambrano, 2 innings, 0 hits, 1 strikeout, 0 walks 2. Ryan Dempster, 1 inning, 0 hits, 3 strikeouts, 0 walks 3. Carlos Marmol, 1 inning, 0 hits, 2 strikeouts, 0 walks 4. Jason Marquis, as he wasn't even there.
Wednesday: Myers returning, spotlight on Lidge

Posted 7/16/2008 on Beerleaguer - Phillies Blog, Baseball News, Trade Rumors & Spirits

Brett Myers will make a minor league start for Class-A Clearwater Friday, then join the team in Miami, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. We also discuss closer Brad Lidge. Back to business. Last night, I exercised my right to miss the entire All-Star game. Reason being: No good can come from watching it. The National League would likely lose. It could go extra innings. Brad Lidge could ...
If Brad Lidge Is Going to Blow One Save All Year, I'm Glad It Was This One

Posted 7/16/2008 on The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae

I still Blame Billy Wagner and Dan Uggla for sucking. Lidge just gave up the game winning run in the bottom of the 15th at 1:37 a.m. I'm going to bed now. Just think, if Billy Wanger could have found a way to avoid sucking for an inning, you would have had a good two hours more sleep tonight. Chase Utley had a quiet night but found a way to contribute by moving along Hanley ...
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Posted 7/16/2008 on Extra Bases

Brandon Webb is now in the game to pitch for the National League, despite pitching on Sunday. You can imagine the Diamondbacks are super excited about that one. Brad Lidge still remains in the NL pen. On another note, if you're going to be interested in coverage of the final score of the All-Star game tomorrow, you'll most likely have to check the internet. This game is blowing all the ...
Game chat: Utley, Lidge represent Phillies in Bronx

Posted 7/15/2008 on Beerleaguer - Phillies Blog, Baseball News, Trade Rumors & Spirits

Second baseman Chase Utley and closer Brad Lidge join the stars of the National League as they try to reverse their fortunes against the American League in the mid-summer classic, airing tonight at 7 p.m. ET from Yankees Stadium. The AL holds a commanding 10-0-1 advantage over the NL in the last 11 games.
Tips on Tipping

Posted 7/15/2008 on Baseball Musings

Brad Lidge was tipping his pitches, and he found out through an unusual source: It was 2007 and he had just given up some runs late in a game, a habit that ultimately led to an offseason trade from the...
Shabbat Shalom: Friday Wrap-Up

Posted 7/11/2008 on SportsAgentBlog.com | Sports Agent News

Baseball Who does not love when a player fights back from adversity to regain his old dominance? [Phils lock up closer Lidge with three-year, $37.5M extension]. Basketball Let the bashing of the...
Brad Lidge Is Intimidated By Pujols - NOT

Posted 7/11/2008 on The Astros Dugout

We all know that Brad just signed a 3 year 37 mill extension with the Phils - he’s pitching like it’s 2004 again. Did he need to get out of Houston, or did he just need to have surgery on his knee? A whole lot of fans insisted that Lidge had been permanently mentally destroyed by the Pujols homer and would never ever be an elite pitcher again. They offered as proof the fact ...
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Lidge enjoys experience, if not result

Published 7/16/2008 on Major League Baseball News

Brad Lidge didn't pitch until the 15th, when he gave up two hits and a sac fly by the Rangers' Michael Young to give the American League a 4-3 victory. Lidge took the loss, while Phillies teammate Chase Utley started and went 1-for-3 with a strikeout.
Utley moves up, Lidge happy to be back

Published 7/14/2008 on Major League Baseball News

NL All-Star manager Clint Hurdle says he doesn't look at OBP or OPS, but rather guts when forming a lineup. That means Chase Utley is moving up in the world. As for teammate Brad Lidge, he's thrilled to return to the All-Star Game after a few tough ...