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Phils reflect on coming up just short
It's a moment Shane Victorino is going to be reminded of over and over and over.
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The ability to come through when it matters most didn't come automatically to Johnny Damon.
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Phillies dump Brett Myers, Pedro Feliz
The Philadelphia Phillies have released pitcher Brett Myers and third baseman Pedro Feliz at the start of what could be an off-season roster overhaul.
Loose bodies abound in Philadelphia
How long has Lidge had loose bodies in his elbow? The NL champion Phillies said Saturday three players will have operations in the next week.
Carpiniello Column: Just call Damon 'the battler'
Johnny Damon's spikes are going to Cooperstown. The Hall of Fame museum collected a bunch of memorabilia -- 'treasures,'' the Hall calls them -- from the 2009 World Series, and included are the spikes Damon wore in what turned out to be the pivotal moment of the Series.
If an upcoming MRI exam dictates that Raul Ibanez undergo surgery to repair a torn muscle near his abdomen, it won't be shocking.
If they bothered to sign onto their computers Thursday, the men who run the Yankees and Phillies would have seen a message: '102 days until spring training' The teams that finished behind them this year are weeks into planning for 2010.
What a difference a year makes for the Phils
The Philadelphia Phillies entered this postseason with two major concerns. And in the end it was those two concerns that ultimately cost them another victory parade down Broad Street.
Phillies Do Their Fightin' Best To Fend Off The City Slickers
And if the stiff, shocked expressions in their clubhouse early Monday morning served as an indication, it also left the Fightins feeling as if they were not only getting figuratively mugged by the Bronx dwellers, but also getting their pockets picked by the city slickers.
Phillies' bid for repeat falls short against Yanks
Ryan Howard kept striking out. Cole Hamels had a meltdown on the mound. Brad Lidge imploded in a crucial spot.
Carpiniello column: World Series foes scramble for pitching answers
Bob Gibson and Mickey Lolich must be reaching for the Pepto, and not the tablets, but the pink drink, straight-up. But, then, this is the state of big-league pitching, and it has manifested itself on the sport's biggest stage.
Supreme Court Notebook: Justices split on Series
He's a right-leaning New Jersey native with a lifelong love of the Phillies. She's a liberal New Yorker who grew up near Yankee Stadium.
Phillies' bullpen saved the night
The Phillies' bullpen surely has had its ups and downs this postseason, but last night when starter Cliff Lee actually went above the run total of his previous postseason starts, the bullpen bailed him out.
Who was on third for Phils? Nobody
Brad Lidge and Pedro Feliz said they did not know who should have covered third base.
Hamels' frustration spills over in outburst
In Charlie Manuel's office, on the wall to the right of the desk, there is a framed photo of Manuel accepting the National League championship trophy last October in Los Angeles.
Echoes of Harry Kalas abound for Phillies
Jimmy Rollins already knows what he's wearing to the victory parade if the Philadelphia Phillies win another World Series.
Phillies can match Yankees in pitching, batting, swagger
Submitted by Gene Frenette on Thu, 10/29/2009 - 16:46. Before the World Series began, the only dilemma in my mind was whether to pick the Philadelphia Phillies to win in six or seven games.
2009 World Series position-by-position breakdown
The Phillies, meanwhile, will be trying try to do something that no National League team has done since 1976, as they try to become the first repeat champion from the Senior Circuit since the Cincinnati Reds' Big Red Machine teams in 1975-76. After capturing their third straight NL East title, the Phillies started their title defense with a ...
Commentary: Baseball role reversal has Phillies as champs, Yankees as chokers
When the World Series starts today, the proud, confident, defending world champion Philadelphia Phillies will face the New York Yankees, baseball's biggest chokers for the last eight years.
How important is Charlie Manuel to the Phillies?
Charlie Manuel isn't as brainy as Steve Jobs, as brash as Donald Trump, or as bizarre as Ted Turner.
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