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4.2K44PostsThe Three Biggest Concerns
That time of the year is quickly approaching, folks. Pitchers and catchers report in just two days. On paper, the 2010 Phillies...
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5.5K312009 Year in ReviewYear In Review: Cole Hamels
In January of 2009, the Phillies avoided arbitration with Cole Hamels by signing him to a three-year, $20.5 million deal. For a...
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2.8K49PostsAll Eyes on Hamels Once Again
We’ve waited for that defining moment in Cole Hamels’ season and it just has not arrived. Tonight can be that defining moment....
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3.0KPostsProspect Rankings No. 16: Sergio Escalona
Sergio Escalona, LHP Born: 8/3/1984 in El Tocuyo, Venezuela Height: 6’0” Weight: 178 This ranking might be a little high for a...
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2.8KPostsProspect Rankings No. 18: Julian Sampson
Julian Sampson, RHP Born: 1/21/1989 in Sammamish, Washington Height: 6’5” Weight: 210 Much of determining where a prospect could end up is...
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2.2KMinor LeaguesPhillies Prospects in Futures Game
After a long rain delay, Kyle Drabek and Yohan Flande were able to get into some action during the 2009 Futures Game. Drabek...
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2.7KAnalysisBlanton’s Keys To His Best Start Yet
Last night, Joe Blanton turned in his most impressive start in a Phillie uniform. For seven innings he worked the plate like...
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2.6KAnalysisWith 1 Pitch, Happ Dominated Yankees
In six innings, JA Happ threw 75 pitches. Fifty of them were strikes. Against the Yankees. Of the 75 pitches, 11 were...
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2.3K2009 RecapsPhils Bomb Bronx For 7-3 Win
The balls flew out of Yankee Stadium, alright, but the Phils hit more of them, and with more men on base. They...
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2.0KAnalysisRecognizing His Stuff Early Gave Blanton Edge
Joe Blanton finally put it together Monday night, throwing a six-inning start worthy of his moniker “innings eater.” Almost all the pitches...
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