Shane Victorino News

Let's catch up with where the Phillies stand as teams can sign free agents beginning Friday.

Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins and center fielder Shane Victorino won National League Gold Glove Awards today.

Cole Hamels isn't leaving Philadelphia. And, barring some giveaway, Roy Halladay isn't coming.

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.

Beyond the "Big Three" free agents , there's still some decent action going on here at the GM meetings.

Every year, there are winners of Gold Glove awards who are frankly, undeserving [ see "Abreu, Bobby" ], and so the award has lost some of its luster.

Shortstop Jimmy Rollins has won his third consecutive NL Gold Glove and Philadelphia Phillies teammate Shane Victorino has won for the second straight time in the outfield.

Ruben Amaro Jr. is not offering any hints about whom he'd like as his next third baseman, but there are indications it could be one of three players.

Shane Victorino and Jon Gosselin: The Phillies outfielder is getting married this weekend in Hawaii.

Shortstop Jimmy Rollins has won his third consecutive NL Gold Glove and Philadelphia Phillies teammate Shane Victorino has won for the second straight time in the outfield.

Derek Jeter sure is stuffing his trophy case this year. Derek Jeter makes the play at second base to tag out Philadelphia Phillies' Shane Victorino in Game 6 of the World Series.

Shane Victorino and Ryan Howard were in a small party that stopped by Dusk, inside Caesars Atlantic City, on Saturday night.

CLIFF LEE had just given up a first-inning run. That's like Tim McGraw starting off "I like It, I Love It" with a belch.

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PHILADELPHIA - It was a year in which Shane Victorino reached the top - and then some.

Andy Pettitte pitched a scoreless first inning against the Phillies in Game 6. Times reporters David Waldstein, Tyler Kepner, Ben Shpigel, Jack Curry, George Vecsey, William C. Rhoden and Richard Sandomir are providing updates and analysis during Game 6 of the Yankees-Phillies World Series in the Bronx.

The way the baseball calendar works, there is no such thing as an offseason. Truth be told, 2010 began for the Phillies long before Shane Victorino grounded out to Robinson Cano on Wednesday night to end the World Series.

I'm still trying to figure out why I was so calm when we were down 3-0. Half of me wants to chalk it up to the fact I opted to not watch the game in my usual bar, and thereby removed the unavoidable alarmist sentiments dominating such a locale.

Adding to the interest was watching A-Rod get hit, the third time that's happened in the last two games, leading to a warning to both dugouts.

It's a moment Shane Victorino is going to be reminded of over and over and over.