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Gameday: Braves (49-54) At Phillies (55-49)

Posted by Tim Malcolm, Sun, July 27, 2008 12:00 PM | Comments: 209
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The Phillies will attempt a series win against the Braves after a crazy comeback Saturday.

Blanton At Home: Joe Blanton will make his first home start as a Phillie. It’ll be his first career start at Citizens Bank Park.

Coste Guard: Chris Coste’s 3-for-4 day snapped a 3-for-33 skid ranging back from July 2.

Vote For Pedro: Pedro Feliz will be out of the lineup again with tightness in his lower back. Phillies Assistant GM Ruben Amaro said Feliz has been playing hurt for the past few weeks

Phillies: Joe Blanton (5-12) 5.08 ERA
Braves: Jorge Campillo (5-4) 2.83 ERA

Gametime: 1:35 p.m. EST
Weather: 83, sunny, isolated storms
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Your gameday beer: Want something with a real fruity flavor? Try Finger Lakes Apricot Wheat Ale. It’s out of Ithaca, N.Y., home to Ithaca College, the inspiration for that classic film, “Road Trip.” But don’t put mice in your mouth. Instead, to balance out the apricot flavor have some barbecued spare ribs. Happy grilling!

Go Phillies!

 
 
  • Posts: 0 Phil

    Bonez, Werth has much more speed than D-Wright, so yes I think he could steal more bags than Wright. D-Wright is much better than a .300 hitter. Jayson Wright could be exactly a .290-.300 hitter. Wright is having a bad year for him, and he is still going to hit close to .300. From what I heard during batting practice Jayson Wright hits balls further than anyone, even Howard. Do I think he’s better than David Wright? No. Do I think he has potential to be one of the best players on the Phillies? Yes.

     
  • Posts: 558 Brian Michael

    Did anyone else see Santana dogging it on a long single hit down the line in today’s Mets game? They let him stay in the game…that’s the difference between the Mets and the Phillies.

     
  • Posts: 0 bonez

    Phil, I think by saying Werth has the potential to be a .300/30HR/40SB player, you’re making him out to be the most well-rounded player in all of baseball. Arod doesn’t even put up those kind of stats. I just think for a 29 year old if Werth had that kind of potential 1) he would have reached it by now, 2) he would not be playing for his 4th different organization by now. I can very much see werth as a .280/20HR/20SB player if given everyday playing time, and there’s nothing wrong with that. I do think, though, you should calm down on giving Werth Hall of Fame stats until he can prove himself as an everyday player.

     
  • Posts: 0 Joshua

    Brian..he wasnt dogging it. He thought it was a foul ball. Hes a pitcher too. an american league pitcher most of his life. its not like he he bats and runs bases everyday. and to his credit, it was close to the foul pole..he still should of ran, but to his excuse, hes a pitcher. Now if that was reyes, you know he’d be pulled from the game.

     
  • Posts: 0 barefoot singer

    Any of you feeling better about our OFFENCE? We came back today when I thought it was another loss…..Blanton seems to give up a shitload of runs….I cant see him as the answer to anything,he’s not even an innings eater as advertised,nice going Giles…….

     
  • Posts: 0 #1 soul fan

    wheewwww!! who cares about the phillies. we’re getting the victory parade ready for broad street on tuesday!!!! the curse is finally over. the soul are the champs in our hearts. the streets are filled with celebrating fans.

     
  • Posts: 0 Overlord

    Since when did Philly have an arena team? If that team gets a parade that will upset my commute to work next week I’ll be highly upset.

     
  • Posts: 0 erik

    i also was at the game in april, in fact it was friday night game on april 18th and it was hamels vs. santana. reyes rolled around like he was seriously hurt, really really really was acting like he was totally fucked up, then instaneously he is absolutely fine. i booed him, becasue he was playing like a bitch. bottom line.

     
  • Posts: 0 nutty professor

    yeah, erik, because you knew EXACTLY how much pain Jose Reyes was really in.

     
 
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