Archive for April, 2010
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Friday, April 30th, 2010The Phillies have scored just 23 runs in their last six games, which is about 3.8 runs per game. Thanks to a monster start by the offense, though, they are still on pace to score more runs than they did last year. Here’s how the numbers for the 2010 pace compare to what […]
Phils get their wind back
Thursday, April 29th, 2010The Phils won a wild one yesterday with a little help. Coming off of an outing in which he threw 120 pitches, superstar Tim Lincecum got what many saw as an early hook and the Phillies roared back with three runs in the ninth inning to tie the game after he left. They […]
Phils second-best in game, division
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010At least the division race is close. Last night’s game wasn’t.
The funk continues as the Phils fell again last night in San Francisco. They didn’t hit, pitch, field or run the bases especially well. They’ve lost four of five and it has now cost them first place in the NL East as […]
Growing pains for Phils as Howard’s contract and Halladay’s ERA expand
Tuesday, April 27th, 2010Roy Halladay has had an amazing start to his career as a Phillie, but the magic ran out last night in San Francisco. His fifth outing with the Phils wasn’t the dominant performance he had given the Phillies in his first four. The Phillies also scored one run in the game and the […]
Johnson & Johnson & Johnson & Johnson
Monday, April 26th, 2010The Phillies had a lot of problems against the Diamondbacks this weekend, but four home runs by Kelly Johnson in three games needs to go near the top of the list. Johnson going all one-man home run derby on ‘em was far from the only issue, though. Hamels and Kendrick put together a […]
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