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    Bats and the Pelfrey

    Friday, May 28th, 2010

    The Phillies sent one of the best offensive teams in baseball to New York for a three-game set and scored exactly as many runs as they would have if they had sent the Peanuts Gang. And those guys are fictional. There’s simply no good news for the offense these days as last night […]

    Phils torn on whether it would be easier to get their offense to score or their pitchers to allow minus one runs per game

    Thursday, May 27th, 2010

    I think the minus one contingent has come up with some exciting ideas that shouldn’t be dismissed out of hand.
    The Phillies simply aren’t scoring runs these days. That trend continued last night as they were shut out by the Mets. Over the last four games, Ross Gload has driven in 67% of the runs […]

    Mets refuse to let the Phillies score and are kind of a Dickey about it

    Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

    New York’s RA Dickey is the latest hurler to stump the Phils. Dickey tossed six shutout innings last night as the Mets pounded the Phils 8-0. In their last three games the Phillies have been shut out twice and nearly no-hit once. In the other game they were shut out through eight […]

    Phils extend their Halladay from good baseball

    Monday, May 24th, 2010

    It looks like ugly has gone and flipped on us again.
    With the exception of a really nice start from Cole Hamels, not much went well for the Phillies this weekend against the Boston Red Sox. Kendrick and Halladay both had ugly outings, with Halladay’s start particularly worrisome given his recent pitch counts. […]

    Phils happy to swap a two-game streak of losing ugly for a one-game streak of winning ugly

    Friday, May 21st, 2010

    If we can just get ugly on our side once and for all I think everything should be fine.
    It took more than one player to get the Phils into their mini-skid. It wasn’t particularly pretty, but yesterday it took more than one to pull them out of it.
    Jimmy Rollins, moved down in the order […]

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