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Naked Punch: Phillies 10, Cardinals 9
The Phillies have seemed to have a way of not hitting for what feels like weeks at a time, and then their bats will put it together on a night the starting pitching stinks.
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High Cheese: The ugly, and not so ugly, numbers
2) Josh Beckett, Gio Gonzalez and Jordan Zimmermann have held the Phillies to two runs on 24 baserunners with 16 and seven walks over 19 1/3 innings over the last three games.
MLB Trade Deadline: One Trade to Fix the Philadelphia Phillies
In trying to stretch the consecutive division titles streak to six, the Phillies will likely be looking for a deadline upgrade.
Phillies unravel Red Sox to take interleague opener
Carlos Ruiz drove in two runs, while Hunter Pence and Freddy Galvis added solo homers as Philadelphia topped Boston, 6-4, in the opener of a three-game interleague series.
Philadelphia Phillies: Why They Shouldn't Even Think about Selling yet
According to one rival official, Philadelphia Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. has "zero" interest in trading either Cole Hamels or Shane Victorino.
High Cheese: Qualls to the wall: Veteran's struggles leave Bastardo, Diekman as set-up options
Jake Diekman proved in spring training that he can consistently get outs against Major League hitters.
Enter the Diekman: Phillies Walk Off in 4-3 Win
You would assume that a major league veteran would know better than to have facial hair this terrible.
Philadelphia Phillies storyline: tomorrow's guarantee
Cole Hamels was the final emerging member of the core four for the Philadelphia Phillies, which led to the 2008 championship.
Manager Charlie Manuel emerged from the dugout Monday and Joe Blanton cursed. The infielders stepped toward the mound.
Phillies outfielder Juan Pierre kisses his son Joshua, 4 months old, as his wife Liz Pierre, left, looks on before the Mother's Day game.
Saturday chat: Fontenot arrives; Ruiz' All-Star push
"Hard to Believe!" is the game-by-game story of the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies, from the first pitch on Opening Day to the final pitch of the World Series.
Philadelphia Phillies storyline: more and less
Roy Halladay will hurl the first dart today for the Philadelphia Phillies. A He will probably go at least 7 complete, while Jonathan Papelbon will shake hands after the 27th out.
Unlikely heroes lead Phillies over Padres
Everybody knew what that meant. The Phillies executives sitting in the private boxes.
Philadelphia Phillies: Each Player's Trade Risk If They Fall out of It in July
Coming into this season, they were expected to be the bunch of grizzled veterans that would be able to ride out the injury storm and keep their heads above water, playing like a force to be reckoned with at the top of the National League East and striking fear into the hearts of the rest of the division with the return of their All-Star right side ... (more)
Diekman, Valdes Should Add Valuable Resource to Phillies Bullpen
We expect official word of the Phillies' bullpen makeover today, which, according to Michael Schwimer's Twitter feed at least, will Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren talked to the media for more than 25 minutes Thursday about this past season, next season, free agency and a lot NEW YORK - Going to the glitzy James Beard Foundation Awards gala is ... (more)
Papelbon Effective in 2012, But Poorly Used
There's a stigma in baseball that closers need to only be used in save situations.
Mejia starts for St. Lucie Mets, more slated
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Another predictable late-inning fail by fading Phillies
"Hard to Believe!" is the game-by-game story of the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies, from the first pitch on Opening Day to the final pitch of the World Series.
David Murphy: Phillies bullpen in need of assistance
THE PITCHING change came one batter too late, not because the manager spent the night huffing paint, but because his best option was in Indianapolis with his socks pulled high in a Triple A bullpen.
Duda Delivers Big As Mets Rally For 4th Straight Win
Starter Miguel Batista throws a pitch against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park on May 8, 2012 in Philadelphia.
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