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Their biggest needs, in order, appear to be a back-of-the- bullpen arm with the stuff to pitch the eighth and ninth innings, a multiple-innings arm, and a dependable situational lefty.
Phils-ville's holiday wish list
With baseball's holiday shopping season - the free agent signing period - beginning at 12:01 a.m., figured we'd share our wish list for the Phillies off-season in open letter form, for Ruben Amaro to see.
A Glance at What's Going on With the Philadelphia Phillies
Paul Hagen wrote a story in yesterday's Philadelphia Daily News informing fans to expect a few fireworks in free agency.
11/18 - Park, Eyre, Pedro: Stay or Go?
It has been two weeks since Shane Victorino grounded out to end World Series , and thus far, the hot stove only has simmered.
Park keeping options for 2010 open
The Phillies are looking to bring back Chan Ho Park as a relief pitcher in 2010.
Phillies Free Agent Preview: The Pen
Free agency begins in earnest on Friday, when teams are allowed to negotiate with and sign players from other clubs.
Coghlan beats out Happ for NL Rookie of Year
J.A. Happ, the lefthander who began this year as a reliever and became one of the Phillies' most consistent starters, finished second in the voting for National League Rookie of the Year.
Need for bullpen, spare closer, cana t be taken lightly
Each game is captured in analytical detail by Philadelphia Magazinea s 2008 a oeBest Sportswritera Jason Weitzel, along with photos, behind-the-scenes access and exclusive interviews by Michael McNesby, making this 370-page compendium a must-own for all fans.
Jim Salisbury: Amaro denies Hamels trade speculation
The rumored trade of Cole Hamels to somewhere for something has gotten back to Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr.
Which players should the Phillies pursue this offseason?
Two years ago, the Phillies acquired Brad Lidge from the Houston Astros during the general managers' meetings.
Phillies contributors now on the market
Phillies third baseman Pedro Feliz filed for free agency Monday, as did teammates Matt Stairs, Chan Ho Park and Paul Bako.
Tuesday: Free agents file, Phillies formulate plans
Each game is captured in analytical detail by Philadelphia Magazinea s 2008 a oeBest Sportswritera Jason Weitzel, along with photos, behind-the-scenes access and exclusive interviews by Michael McNesby, making this 370-page compendium a must-own for all fans.
Questions loom for Yanks, Phils
When the clock struck midnight on Thursday, reality encroached on victory. The Yankees had just defeated the Phillies at the new Yankee Stadium to win the 27th World Series championship in franchise history when the free-agency filing period began.
Bob Ford: Phillies' future hinges on Hamels
The front office believes that Hamels will return to form and is risking a great deal on that belief.
A few fast facts from CBP. Yankees manager Joe Girardi has announced that A.J. Burnett will start tomorrow's Game 5 on three-days' rest.
Phillies extend Series to a Game 6
The pitcher's line may be deceiving, but Cliff Lee threw yet another gem Monday night , leading the Phillies to an 8-6 win over the Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series to send it back to the Bronx.
Utley ties homer record, but Lee is key to possible title
This is where the decisions earlier in the World Series can either haunt a team or make all the difference.
Phillies to return core group in 2010
Bad news, Mets fans: The Phillies aren't going away in 2010. All of Philadelphia's core players remain under the team's control this offseason.
For Chan Ho Park and wife, fast pitching but slow cooking
WHAT DOES IT take to fuel Phillies relief pitcher Chan Ho Park's 95-mph fastballs? A lot of octopus, according to his wife, Ri-Hye Park.
Live Analysis World Series Game 5: Phillies 8, Yankees 4, Eighth Inning
Alex Rodriguez hits a two-run double in the eighth inning to cut the Phillies lead to 8-4. Times reporters David Waldstein, Ben Shpigel, Tyler Kepner, Jack Curry and Richard Sandomir will provide updates and analysis during Game 5 of the Yankees-Phillies World Series in Philadelphia.
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