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4/24/14: Okay, Phillies fans, you are about to get a welcome addition to the rotation. The injured Cole Hamels threw his second rehab start and lasted seven solid innings. That puts him on track of rejoining the team this week. The Phillies could certainly use his help as they have already fallen three games out of the division lead, and are even behind the Mets at this point. That being said, one solid week of baseball and some consecutive wins could put the Phils back near the top of the division. With Washington's terrible defense and Atlanta's patchwork pitching staff, the Phillies actually have a decent shot at sneaking up on everyone this year.
4/17/14: The 2014 baseball season is only a few weeks old, but we are already seeing some concerning trends from the Phillies. For starters, the team is having trouble keeping their opponents from scoring. After just 10 games, they allowed a whopping 55 runs. Only the Arizona Diamond backs have allowed more (75), but that was through 13 games. So, off the bat, it looks like they could use some pitching help. That may be coming next week in the form of the return of Cole Hamels. Hamels made his first rehab start with Single-A Clearwater last week and should make one more. He could return to the Phillies on April 22 to face the Dodgers.
4/10/14: It's a good thing that shortstop Jimmy Rollins does not play in New York, or he would get skewered by the press for missing games for the birth of his child (see: Daniel Murphy, New York Mets). Rollins missed two games, which should not be an issue - especially in April. One of the games that Rollins missed was a win in the Cubs' home opener. Chase Utley was the star of the game with three RBIs, which includes a two run home run. The Phillies are not expected to much this season, but they finished the first week with a winning record. The victory may have been extra sweet for manager Ryne Sandberg. He played his career with the Cubs and was their triple A manager before being passed over for the Cubs managerial job a few years ago.
4/3/14: By the final score, it looked more like an Eagles and Cowboys game than a Phillies and Rangers game. The Phillies won on Opening Day, opening up in an interleague matchup against the Texas Rangers. Final score: 14-10. Pitching is generally ahead of hitting early in the season, but you could not tell that to these two teams. Philly pitcher Cliff Lee got the win in his start, but at the expense of a 14.10 ERA. The good news is that the Phillies knocked 17 hits on the day and committed no errors. Most managers would like to see that runs against number quite a bit lower, but a win is a win, and it is always nice to start the season with a win.
3/27/14: The Phillies have the chance to catch the National League East off guard this season. The Washington Nationals and the defending NL East Champion Atlanta Braves have gotten all the publicity and picks, while the Phillies are fielding an aging team that did not fare well last year. However, the Nats are still an enigma and the Braves pitching staff has been decimated with serious injuries. But the Phillies are not immune to the injury bug themselves. Over the past week, their top two bench options, Darin Ruf and Freddy Galvis have been ruled out. Galvis has a staph infection that will take a while to get past.
3/20/14: Maybe a lot of people do not have much faith in the Phillies this season, and that is their right. Indeed, the team has a roster of older players who have been successful in the past but may be past their primes. The injuries to the Atlanta Braves' pitching may open up a door for the Phillies. And even better news, pitcher Cole Hamels is almost ready to face live hitters. Barring any setbacks, he is expected to make one more bullpen session before getting in front of actual batters. That could make him available to pitch in mid or late April, which would be great for the team.
3/13/14: There are no shortage of optimists in Phillies camp this season. GM Reuben Amaro already thinks that he has a winning formula on his roster and now closer Jonathan Papelbon says that the Phils have a top five bullpen. That type of optimism is not abounding among experts, especially since the Phillies have both the Washington Nationals and the Atlanta Braves in their own division. Not to mention the Cardinals, Pirates, and Dodgers in the rest of the National League. A bullpen rebound would be nice, considering Philly had the fourth highest bullpen ERA last season at 4.19.
3/6/14: The optimism that GM Rueben Amaro has been expressing for the past several weeks seems to be wearing off of the fans. The team has had a rough start to the Grapefruit League, going 1-3 in their first four games (but those are meaningless exhibitions). More concerning is that they have not been getting good sessions from Cuban pitcher Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez or Roberto Hernandez. Additionally, Jonathan Pettibone is experiencing more shoulder issues and now Cole Hamels will not be ready for Opening Day due to tendinitis in his shoulder. A tough few weeks indeed for the Philllies.
2/27/14: Most of the baseball watching public may not believe that the Phillies are due for a comeback this coming season, but the team does. One of the keys to the Phillies season will be veteran starting pitcher Cole Hammels. Hammels is suffering from shoulder tendonitis and has to get himself healthy and back into playing shape before he can contribute to the team. The good news is that he is making great progress in his rehab and seems ready to make the next step. He will probably miss a couple of starts to begin the season, but that is a small cost to pay if he can be healthy for 25 other starts in 2014.
2/20/14: Just a week prior, the Phillies chances at signing veteran starting pitcher A.J. Burnett were considered remote. Burnett had previously stated that he would either retire or pitch for the Pirates in 2014. The Pirates patiently waited for the pitcher's decision, and a few weeks ago Burnett decided to play. Baltimore got into the discussion, playing on Burnett's desire to play near his Maryland home. The Pirates offered one year at $12 million, then the Phillies swooped in with their TV money and trumped them with a one year deal for $16 million. So Burnett is going to Philly for his last season. Unless it is not.
2/13/14: The Phillies may be eyeing up former major league closer Ryan Madson. Madson is 33 years old now and has not pitched in the majors since 2011, when he was with the Phillies. His career has been derailed by elbow injuries. He finally took the mound in Arizona last week to work out for scouts from several teams, and the Phillies were reported to be in on that. He touched 93 miles per hour with his fastball, so he is showing that he does have some juice left. Plenty of other teams may be interested as well, so expect some talk about him and his contract negotiations in the near future.
2/6/14: Add a late entry to the A.J. Burnett sweepstakes. The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly interested in the veteran starting pitcher now. Now it appears that there are three teams that Burnett will consider: The Pittsburgh Penguins, the Baltimore Orioles, and the Phillies. Burnett reportedly wants to play near his Maryland home. He previously said that he would only play again for Pittsburgh, but it looks like that requirement has now changed. The Phillies may be a longshot in this, or may only be leverage for Burnett to strike a more lucrative deal with Pittsburgh or Baltimore.
1/30/14: The Phillies seem to be holding on to their past glory by keeping a lot of the players that got them to the World Series a couple times and several division titles. What the team may not realize is that those great teams are now old, and the Phillies roster consists of veterans like Jimmy Rolilns, Ryan Howard, and Chase Utley. They also added Boby Abreu and Marlon Byrd this offseason. That is a great team...in 2009. Despite all the veterans, Byrd insists that the Phillies are not an 'old team'. They certainly have experience on their side, but until they push the Braves and Nationals, there will be doubters.
1/23/14: The Phillies are reportedly interested in reliever Ryan Madson. Madson was one of the best relief pitchers in baseball for a few years. Unfortunately, he has suffered severe right elbow issues and underwent Tommy John surgery. He has not thrown in the majors since 2011. Interestingly enough, his last two seasons in the majors were with the Philadelphia Phillies. He had a one year deal with the Angels last season, but continued elbow issues kept him from pitching. Both the Kansas City Royals and Boston Red Sox are also interested in Madson, who will throw for them in the near future.
1/16/14: Most people realize that it will be an uphill climb for the Phillies to get back to the top of the mountain. They traded away a lot of promising prospects over the past decade to build a competitive team at the MLB level, and that has hurt them. They are slowly rebuilding the farm system, but got some very tough news as pitching prospects Adam Morgan and Shane Watson will miss most of the 2014 season with injuries. Both are young guys and should bounce back long-term. However, they are pitching depth that every organization needs, so losing both for most of the year can really hurt the organization.
1/9/14: The Phillies are moving up to the elite of the big leagues. Word came out on January 3rd that the team signed a 25 year extension with Comcast for the broadcast rights to Phillies game. The big number here is that it is worth $2.5 billion plus equity and ad revenue. That puts the Phils in the same league as the Yankees and Dodgers in terms of TV revenue, and may allow them to spend their way to the top. The Braves already realize this and have good reason to be worried as their deal is worth about a tenth of that. Then again, this may be the start of the realization that baseball needs a salary cap.
1/2/14: Pitcher Ryan Madson left the Phillies after the 2011 season as free agent. In that time he has signed not one, but two lucrative contracts. Good news for him, but not for those teams he signed with as he has not thrown a pitch in a major league game since leaving Philadelphia. A reunion may be on the way as the Phillies seem interested in bring him back. He is an injury risk (which is why he did not play for the past two seasons), but there may be a minor league deal in the makings soon, as well as a chance to win a bullpen job in the big leagues.
12/26/13: The Phillies have made it known that they are finally willing to part with shortstop Jimmy Rollins. Rollins is a former MVP and has spent all 14 years of his career with the Phillies. He is now 35 and the team apparently realizes that they need to get younger. Had they tried to move him sooner, then they may have found a deal with the Cardinals. However, they signed Jhonny Peralta so are set for a few years. There are still teams in need of a shortstop for the next few years, but the trick is dealing him for the right price.
12/19/13: The Phillies should be an interesting team next season. They have opted against rebuilding and instead have added veteran players to their already aging core group of players. Marlon Byrd is an upgrade in right field and Roberto Hernandez does give them a nice experienced option in the starting rotation. However, these additions may not be enough to catch up with the younger and more talented Washington Nationals and Atlanta Braves in the NL East. Of course, with the roster as it stands, they will be respectable and may be able to earn a wild card spot.
12/12/13: Philadelphia is reportedly getting very active in trying to trade closer Jonathan Papelbon and Kyle Kendrick. Getting those two off the books will save $20 million next season, and that is on top of the reported $26 million they already have available for free agency. The Phillies are said to be interested in adding former Ranger Nelson Cruz. Cruz was tendered a qualifying offer, meaning that any team signing him would give up their first round pick - unless it is in the top ten selection. Philly has the seventh overall pick, which makes this signing even more intriguing for Phillies fans.
12/5/13: It is early December, but it looks like the Phillies have already solidified their regular starting position players for 2014. The team signed catcher Carlos Ruiz to a three year extension as well as acquiring Marlon Byrd. Cody Asche will join the infield at third base, joining veterans Ryan Howard (1B), Chase Utley (2B) and Jimmy Rollins (shortstop). The Phillies are unlikely to make an blockbuster moves, unless they can somehow trick another team into taking Ryan Howard's huge contract. So the team is expected to start looking for pitching help to get their rotation and bullpen in shape for next season.
11/28/13: How many times do the Phillies have to offer their pitching coach job before someone takes it? The correct answer is somewhere around three. Philadelphia interviewed at least 12 men for the job and offered it to both Braves' pitching coach Roger McDowell and Pirates' special assistant Jim Benidict. Both turned down the job. The team finally hired Bob McClure. He held the same position for the Rockies, Royals, and Red Sox. He was fired by Bobby Valentine in Boston, but that is probably to his credit. He has a lot of experience as the Phillies hope to rebound from a miserable 2013 season.
11/21/13: The theme in the NL East seems to be to find a way to bolster the middle reliever position. The Mets are interested in adding Alfredo Aceves to help them out and the Nationals seem intent on bidding on every left-handed set-up guy that is available. The Phillies are in the same boat and signed Shawn Camp to a minor league deal. Camp was with the Cubs this past season and it was disastrous. On the other hand, he did have 80 appearances with a 3.59 ERA in 2012, so there may still be something there.
11/14/13: Carlos Ruiz is an odd situation - he is a 35 year old catcher that teams want. The Rockies are prepared to offer him a multi-year contract (likely two years) as a defensive upgrade to current catcher Wilin Rosario. The Phillies say that they want Ruiz to return, despite only playing in 92 games last year. However, they also caution that they will not wait around for Ruiz to make a decision as they do not want to miss other opportunities. Whether that is conjecture or truth is only known to the Phillies. What is known is that Ruiz will likely be a starter somewhere next season.
11/7/13: The Phillies have a lot of issues to deal with in the offseason and finding a new pitching coach is still one of them. Philadelphia was interested in Braves' pitching coach Roger McDowell, who has been very successful and highly regarded since taking over for legend Leo Mazzone. McDowell's contract expired last week, making him essentially a free agent. However, McDowell signed a two year deal to stay with the Braves who probably did not want their coach going to a division rival. The Phillies have been without a pitching coach since releasing Rich Dubee last month after nine years on the job.
10/31/13: Not many people in the Phillies organization probably want to speak about it, but the team must do something with Ryan Howard and his monster contract. Howard has not been the same since tearing his Achilles in the final out of the 2001 NLCS, but is still owed a lot of money for several years ($25 million for each of the next three seasons, then is eligible for a $10 million buyout). Ryan has not hit left handed pitching well and may be forced into an expensive platoon role or a trade where the Phillies absorb much of the contract. Very tough decision in Philadelphia on this one.
10/24/13: Unless something changes in relatively short order, Ryne Sandberg will shed the 'interim' label and be the full time manager of the Phillies next season. Sandberg was promoted when the Phillies fired long-time manager Charlie Manuel over the summer. Sandberg is a good choice and has paid his dues by managing in the minors for several years. Many thought he would be the Cubs manager two years ago, but the only team he had ever known (at that time) selected Dale Sveum. Sandberg left the Cubs, now has his chance, and must be whispering over to the North Siders "How did that work out for you?"
10/17/13: The Phillies could be the prime example of committing too much to aging veterans. The team has a staggering $110 million committed to six players, but has a trainload of holes to fill. Ryan Howard, Jonathan Papelbon, and Chase Utley all have eight figures due their way next year (and that is guaranteed money), which makes GM Ruben Amaro's job that much harder in trying to field a competitive team in 2014. Of course, one could argue that Amaro got himself in this mess - but that is a story for another day. For now, the Phillies have to find cheap labor that can play.
10/10/13: The Phillies thought they would have a shot at the playoffs in 2013, but injuries and poor personnel decisions derailed that hope fairlly quickly. As the offseason begins, the Phillies realize that they have to reload somehow. The team may let starting pitcher Roy Halladay leave, even without a reasonable offer. St. Louis may be interested in Halladay, especially if Halladay's close friend Chris Carpenter can return next season. But there is a thought in Philadelphia that the team has traded away too much pitching depth, and that could hinder the team for the next few years.
10/3/13: The Phillies announced that they fired their pitching coach Rich Dubee on Monday, which will undoubtedly make the Phillies a great team again. True, the pitching staff was bad this past season, ranking 27th out of 30 in ERA, but he also did not have the personnel due to injuries. Dubee had to work with stopgap starters like Tyler Cloyd, Ethan Martin, and Zach Miner for over 20 starts this season. GM Ruben Amaro did not provide the proper depth for the team. The next question will be if interim manager Ryne Sandberg will get the job full time or if he will be jettisoned as well.
9/26/13: It may not seem too good in Philadelphia now, but brighter days are coming. This year provided a rare switch in Pennsylvania, with the Piirates seemingly headed towards the playoffs and the Phillies already eliminated. But there should be optimism in the City of Brotherly Love. The National League East is not a particularly strong division and some personnel improvements could get the team competitive again. Also, the contracts of Roy Halliday and Carlos Ruiz expire at the end of the season, freeing up some $25 million. This should all give the Phillies faithful some solace, let's just hope GM Amaro gets the right players.
9/19/13: The 2013 season will go down among the low points in Phillies history. The team had hopes of contending for the playoffs this season and that fell through early. They suffered multiple major injuries that hindered their onfield performance. They fired their long-time manager who led to a World Series championship and another appearance, and they did not realize the ship was sinking until it was too late. The good news is that interim manager Ryne Sandberg has the team playing better and should get the permanent job next season. Philly will have to make some moves, though, and rebuilding the starting rotation would be a good place to start.
9/12/13: It has been a very tough year for the Phillies. The team is just two years removed from knocking on the door of the World Series (they were knocked out in seven games by the St. Louis Cardinals, who went on to win the World Series) to a team that will barely avoid losing 100 games. The team has simply gotten old, so expect some turnover this offseason. One name that may not be back is Roy Halladay. Halladay missed much of the season to injury but his time in Philly may be limited. Perhaps he goes to the Cardinals and joins up with his best friend Chris Carpenter.
9/4/13: Much maligned Phillies general manager Reuben Amaro may have gotten the the team a good bargain. The Phillies originally signed pitching prospect Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez to a lucrative six year, $50 million contract. Then reports popped up that the young pitcher had some undisclosed injury concerns. The team was able to renegotiate with Gonzalez for a three year, $12 million deal. Gonzalez may be inserted into the line up right away, which would be a good chance for him to get acclimated to the major league game without any pressure, as the Phillies are not going to make the postseason.
8/29/13: The Phillies found themselves in a meaningless game that happened to be the longest in terms of hours and minutes since 1989. The 18 inning marathon lasted over seven hours, and ended when the D'backs were able to finally put up some runs (5) in the top of the 18th inning. At that point, the Phillies had exhausted their bullpen and were using position players to pitch. At least the team is finally getting back Roy Halladay. There is no real point in having him pitch at this time of year, but perhaps they are trying to audition him for a trade in the upcoming offseason.
8/22/13: The Phillies General Manager Rueben Amaro was probably the last person to realize that the Phillies were not going to make the playoff this year, which is why he stood pat on his line up until the last minutes leading up to the trade deadline. So now Amaro is trying to retroactively fix the team. He fired longtime manager Charlie Manuel and promoted third base coach Ryne Sandberg to interim manager. Sandberg is deserving of a manager role, but Manuel did not have the tools to make a run this season. He led the team to the World Series twice, winning one. If anything, the failures are on the front office and Manuel is just falling on the sword.
8/15/13: The Phillies as an organization look like they finally gave up on the 2013 season, unfortunately they made that decision a few weeks too late. They insisted on trying to keep the team together up until near the trade deadline - but that was too late. So now they are stuck with a very expensive roster that has fallen to fourth place in the NL East. The Phillies did get an extension finished with star Chase Utley. Utley is now 34 years old and his deal is for two years for $27 million, meaning that there is a good chance he retires as a Phillie.
8/8/13: Phillies general manager Amaro Rueben finally got the message - it is time to be sellers this season. Not that it really did any good because he finally realized what everyone else knew far too late - the Phillies did not do anything at the trade deadline. The Phillies are a disappointing team this season. They do have talent but have not been able to put anything together and are currently miles away from a playoff spot. Perhaps if they had realized this a few weeks earlier, then they would have been able to move some obligations off the payroll and build for next season.
8/1/13: Even at six games under .500 and 10 games out of first place in the NL East and sitting in third in the division standings, the Phillies have remained non-committal about their future for the rest of the season. More specifically, will they tear down and trade away talent or try to make a late season push. No one knows yet. Philly did sign Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez to a $59 million contract, even though he has never pitched in the big leagues. The Phillies are hoping that he is a missing link in their rotation. Perhaps this means that the Phillies are looking to contend now rather than later.
7/25/13: Whether Phillies fans like it or not, general manager Ruben Amaro believes the team can contend this season and is not willing to be a seller. At least not yet. The team is at .500 and about seven games behind the Braves - and even with the Nationals. But the Phillies learned of a big blow this week when they found out both Mike Adams and Jeremy Horst are out for the year. Those were two key contributors to the bullpen. Perhaps Amaro will rethink his position - but considering that he may be fighting for his own job, he may try to trade some prospects and bolster the team to be competitive the rest of the year.
7/18/13: The Phillies will not have the services of Paul Revere for awhile. Revere came to the plate in the 11 inning against the Chicago White Sox with a man on first. He fouled a pitch off his foot and was in a great deal of pain. The team could not take him out since they had just exhausted their last bench player as a pinch runner. Revere stayed in and grounded into a game ending double play. X-rays after the game indicated that he broke his foot and will be out for several weeks while the injury mends.
7/11/13: As the trade deadline nears, it is becoming more and more obvious to most people that the Phillies should be sellers this season. The team is 8.5 games out of first place and 3.5 games out of second (to the Braves and Nationals, respectively). Struggling slugger Ryan Howard is on the disabled list and really has not been the same since he tore his Achilles in the playoffs in 2011. Philly has some coveted players like Chase Utley and Cliff Lee, and could turn them into building blocks for the future. Unfortunately for the team, it looks like their window is quickly closing.
7/4/13: The Phillies may be the most interesting team in the National League right now. It is not because they are dominating, but quite the opposite. The team has the talent and experience to do damage in the playoffs - if they can get there. The are battling with the Nationals for second place in the NL East and also have to deal with St. Louis, Cincinnatti and/or Pittsburgh for one of two wildcard spots. So the question becomes if they are going to be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline. They could offer up Cliff Lee or Cole Hammels for a nice return. It all depends on how the team performs in July.
6/27/13: The Phillies and Nationals are in a tight race for the second spot in the NL East. Atlanta, of course, sprinted out of the gates and still has a five game lead in the division. The Nats have not been as strong as advertised (and have been hit by injuries). The question becomes what does the team do at the trade deadline. They are 6.5 games out of first and are currently in second. The team could make a run at a wild card spot, but that means leapfrogging two NL Central teams and the Nationals. There is a chance that the Phillies may shut it down for the year and trade off Cliff Lee and others as they look to rebuild.
6/6/13:On Saturday the Philadelphia Phillies pinch-runner Kyle Kendrick, dove back to second base as Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Jean Segura applies the tag in the ninth inning of a game in. Kendrick was called out on the play. Philadelphia fans are stirring up quite a stink as they felt the call was complete garbage and a bad call by the second base umpire. The Brewers defeated the Phillies 4-3. The Philadelphia Phillies are just six and half games behind the National League East-leading Atlanta Braves. While they are doing generally well they may end up trading just before the deadline. The roster is filled with guys who find themselves towards the end of their careers. Time will tell.
5/30/13: Utley is heading to the 15-day disabled list. He is considered at Grade 1 oblique strain (very mild), according to a report from Mike Axisa of CBS Sports. The Phillies expect him to return to the line-up in the next two to four weeks.
Phillies left fielder Domonic Brown is now named the National League player of the week. He is the first Phillies position player to win the award since Raul Ibanez back in July 2011. "I'm proud of it," Brown said. "But at the same time, I feel like I've got a long way to go and a lot of work to do." His confidence and having had a shorter swing is what he thinks has helped."
5/16/13: Phillies pitcher Roy Halliday has apologized to the city for his poor performance. Halliday has not pitched well at all this year and his record shows it. However, he has been injured and is on the disabled list - at least for now. His close friend, Cardinals' pitcher Chris Carpenter expects Halliday to keep plugging away to try to get that elusive World Series ring (Carpenter has extra to spare). The Phillies currently sit at 4.5 games out of first place, but are behind both the Braves and the Nationals - that makes the climb to the top pretty difficult this season.
4/25/13: The Phillies wrapped a four game home stint against the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday, splitting the series at two games apiece. Philadelphia took early control of the opening game on Thursday and never looked back. They were completely stymied by Lance Lynn on Saturday, losing 5-0. Sunday's game was a pitcher's duel for most of the game, until the Phillies cracked Cardinals' releiver Mitchell Boggs for four runs late in the game, en route to a 7-3 win. The Phillies are not as strong as in year's past, but they can still play some ball in this league.
4/4/13: As great as the power show that the Atlanta Braves put on for everyone on Opening Day, it was equally as devestating for the Philadelphia Phillies. Everyone knows that this is not the same team that won the World Series in 2009 or even the one that made it to the NLCS in 2011. This team is good but not great, though they still have some great pieces like Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, Ryan Howard and Cole Hamels. Hamels had the roughest opener - surrenduring three home runs to the Braves en route to a 7-5 defeat.
Cole Hamels was superb as his complete game shutout propelled the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-0 victory over the Miami Marlins on Monday at Marlins Park. Hamels allowed just seven hits and a walk over his nine innings, adding five strikeouts to move to 13-6 with a 2.91 earned run average on the year. Offensively for the Phils, Chase Utley, Juan Pierre and Erik Kratz each drove in runs in the winning effort. On the day, the team scattered 12 hits, but were just 2-14 with runners in scoring position. Kyle Kendrick will get the ball for the Phillies on Tuesday night in Miami, facing off against Marlins ace Josh Johnson.
The Philadelphia Phillies continue to find themselves further and further in the basement of the National League East and recent play hasn't helped, with the team 18 games out of first place with a 50-61 record heading into the weekend. Overall, the offense has been struggling - the team currently ranks 20th in overall runs, 14th in batting average, 21st in on-base percentage and 19th in slugging percentage. While Ryan Howard and Chase Utley have recently returned and will certainly add a boost to the offense, with less than two months left of the season, it may be too little too late for the pitching- heavy Phillies.
Cole Hamels reminded the Philadelphia front office just why they gave him all that money on Wednesday night as he led the Phillies to victory on a complete game shutout. Hamels allowed just five hits in the 3-0 victory, striking out six Atlanta Braves over the course of his 111 pitch outing. The victory was his 12th of the year thus far and lowered his ERA to 3.14. Offensively, Ryan Howard blasted his fifth home run of the year in the first off Braves starter Mike Minor, a two-run shot that gave the Phillies early in the first inning. From there, Hamels took care of the rest - the Braves never even got so far as to have any runners in scoring position on the day.
Citizens Bank Park is a baseball stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is home to the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies, who have won 5 straight division titles, play in the East Division of the National League. They have also represented the National League in the World Series in consecutive years in 2008 and 2009, bringing home the title in 2008.One of the many featured parts of the ball park is Ashburn Alley behind the center field wall. The alley is named after Hall of Fame outfielder Richie Ashburn who played for the Phillies from 1948 to 1959 and later became a Phillies broadcaster from 1963 until 1997. Ashburn passed away in 1997. Ashburn Alley is a walkway which features restaurants, games and Phillies memorabilia. There is also a large bronze statue of Richie Ashburn that sits behind center field, which was the position he played. Fans are allowed in Ashburn Alley up to 2.5 hours before the start of the game.Citizens Bank Park has also hosted many big name concerts including Jimmy Buffett, The Eagles, Billy Joel, Elton John, The Police, and Jon Bon Jovi.Citizens Bank Park opened in 2004 to replace Veterans Stadium, which was later demolished.
After a 6-2 loss on Sunday, the Philadelphia Phillies completed a series in which they lost three straight to the Atlanta Braves. Roy Halladay got the start on Sunday for Philadelphia, pitching six innings and allowing three earned runs on six hits and a walk. He also added seven strikeouts despite picking up his sixth loss of the year thus far. Offensively, Shane Victorino went deep in the fourth inning off Braves starter TIm Hudson, his ninth home run of the season. Carlos Ruiz also drove in a run in the losing effort, bringing his season total to 57 on the year so far. Overall, the Phillies were 1-4 with runners in scoring position.
The Philadelphia Phillies were victorious in extra innings on Wednesday night as they defeated the Milwaukee Brewers by the score of 7-6 in 10 innings. Vince Worley got the start for Philadelphia and pitched 5.1 innings, surrendering three earned runs on ten hits and a walk. He also added six strikeouts over the course of his 90 pitch outing. Chase Utley, Hunter Pence, Carlos Ruiz, Jimmy Rollins and Erik Kratz all drove in runs for the Phillies in the winning effort. Overall on the day, the team hit a solid 4-12 with runners in scoring position. Chase Utley also added his third stolen base of the season in the third inning.
Joe Blanton provided the Phillies with a solid start that kept his team in the game as Philadelphia defeated the San Francisco Giants by the score of 4-3 on Sunday. Blanton lasted eight innings, surrendering three earned runs on seven hits and a walk. He also added six strikeouts over the course of his 102 pitch outing. Kyle Kendrick picked up the victory in extra innings, his fourth of the year. Offensively, John Mayberry Jr. blasted two home runs, both off Giants starter Barry Zito. The two home runs gives him eight on the year to go along with 25 runs batted in. Overall, however, the Phillies were just 1-5 with runners in scoring position in the victory.
Cole Hamels and the Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to a six-year $144 million contract extension. It is the largest contract in Phillies history and second largest by a pitcher in baseball. The 28-year old has spent his entire career in the Phillies organization. He has a career record of 85 wins and 58 losses with a 3.38 ERA over 7 seasons. He is a three-time All-Star and was the World Series MVP in 2008. This season, Hamels has been the ace of the Phillies' pitching staff with 11 wins and 4 losses with 3.23 ERA. He has been their most consistent pitcher this year with the injuries to Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee.
The Philadelphia Phillies have been languishing in last place for most of the season, but the one bright spot for them this year has been the pitching of Cole Hamels. Well, the Phillies did the right thing and locked up their star pitcher on Thursday with a six-year contract extension that is worth a reported $144 million. The contract, which works out to roughly $24 million per year for the 2008 World Series MVP, comes after there was much speculation about whether or not the struggling Phillies were going to trade Hamels to a team in contention at the trade deadline. However, the Phillies made the right decision and decided to keep Hamels by signing him to the largest contract ever given to a Philadelphia athlete.
The Philadelphia Phillies got their All-Star second baseman Chase Utley back into the lineup this week, and his presence has been sorely missed. The Phillies pulled themselves up from last place earlier in the week, replaced by the struggling Miami Marlins, however they since lost their last two games to the surprising Pittsburgh Pirates and have fallen back to last in the NL East with a record of 36-42. The Phillies are currently 9 games out of first place and a half game behind the Marlins, but they received good news on Thursday with word that Ryan Howard would be playing in a Class A minor league game to begin his rehab and work his way back to the lineup as well.
Things have not gotten any easier lately for the Philadelphia Phillies, who remain 9 games out of first place in the NL East with a 33-38 record. This past week, they received news that second baseman Freddy Galvis, who is already on the DL with a fractured back, tested positive for steroids and received a 50-game suspension. Luckily for Galvis, the suspension may be served while Galvis remains on the DL, meaning that Galvis would have most likely missed those 50 games anyway, due to his injury which is expected to keep him out for at least the next few months.
With Chase Utley making rehab starts in the minors and getting ready for his return to the Philadelphia lineup, many Phillies fans are wondering if it's too little, too late. The Phillies have been in a nose-dive as of late, and have lost 7 of their last 10 games as they watch the first-place Nationals get farther and farther away. Now a whole 9 games out of the division lead and two games behind the fourth-place Marlins, the 31-34 Phillies are beginning to enter panic mode. Luckily for them, they will begin a three-game interleague series on Friday night with the similarly struggling Toronto Blue Jays with a chance to pull themselves out of their hole.
The reeling Philadelphia Phillies have now lost six games in a row and 7 out of their last 10 to drop them to 28-31. Still in last place in the NL East, the Phillies are now just a little bit further away from the top, as they are 6 games out of the division lead. With Chase Utley currently making a few rehab starts for the Phillies' minor league affiliates and getting ready to make his return, it's clear that Philadelphia sorely needs his bat back in the lineup as they are struggling to score runs. After being swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who currently have the best record in baseball, the Phillies will travel to Baltimore to face another first-place team in the Orioles.
After taking 2-out-of-3 from the New York Mets, the Philadelphia Phillies improved to 27-25 and are now only 3 games removed from the division lead, despite being in last place in the NL East. For the first time in the history of the league, all 10 teams in the NL East and AL East are over .500 at the same time. In a division as tight and competitive as the NL East, the margin for error is extremely small, so the Phillies will have to keep winning to stay afloat, despite all of their injuries, including the recent news that ace Roy Halladay might have to miss up to 2 months with a shoulder injury.
After taking 2-out-of-3 from the New York Mets, the Philadelphia Phillies improved to 27-25 and are now only 3 games removed from the division lead, despite being in last place in the NL East. For the first time in the history of the league, all 10 teams in the NL East and AL East are over .500 at the same time. In a division as tight and competitive as the NL East, the margin for error is extremely small, so the Phillies will have to keep winning to stay afloat, despite all of their injuries, including the recent news that ace Roy Halladay might have to miss up to 2 months with a shoulder injury. The reeling Philadelphia Phillies have now lost six games in a row and 7 out of their last 10 to drop them to 28-31. Still in last place in the NL East, the Phillies are now just a little bit further away from the top, as they are 6 games out of the division lead. With Chase Utley currently making a few rehab starts for the Phillies' minor league affiliates and getting ready to make his return, it's clear that Philadelphia sorely needs his bat back in the lineup as they are struggling to score runs. After being swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who currently have the best record in baseball, the Phillies will travel to Baltimore to face another first-place team in the Orioles. With Chase Utley making rehab starts in the minors and getting ready for his return to the Philadelphia lineup, many Phillies fans are wondering if it's too little, too late. The Phillies have been in a nose-dive as of late, and have lost 7 of their last 10 games as they watch the first-place Nationals get farther and farther away. Now a whole 9 games out of the division lead and two games behind the fourth-place Marlins, the 31-34 Phillies are beginning to enter panic mode. Luckily for them, they will begin a three-game interleague series on Friday night with the similarly struggling Toronto Blue Jays with a chance to pull themselves out of their hole. Things have not gotten any easier lately for the Philadelphia Phillies, who remain 9 games out of first place in the NL East with a 33-38 record. This past week, they received news that second baseman Freddy Galvis, who is already on the DL with a fractured back, tested positive for steroids and received a 50-game suspension. Luckily for Galvis, the suspension may be served while Galvis remains on the DL, meaning that Galvis would have most likely missed those 50 games anyway, due to his injury which is expected to keep him out for at least the next few months. The Philadelphia Phillies got their All-Star second baseman Chase Utley back into the lineup this week, and his presence has been sorely missed. The Phillies pulled themselves up from last place earlier in the week, replaced by the struggling Miami Marlins, however they since lost their last two games to the surprising Pittsburgh Pirates and have fallen back to last in the NL East with a record of 36-42. The Phillies are currently 9 games out of first place and a half game behind the Marlins, but they received good news on Thursday with word that Ryan Howard would be playing in a Class A minor league game to begin his rehab and work his way back to the lineup as well.
5/25/12 After losing four straight games to the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Nationals, the Philadelphia Phillies managed to claw their way back to .500 with a win over the Nationals on Wednesday night and a thrilling 10-9 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals last night in the first of their four- game series with the defending World Series champions. The Phillies, at 23-23, are in last place in the NL East, but they remain only 1.5 games behind the 4th-place New York Mets. With injuries abound in their lineup, it has been unlikely heroes like Carlos Ruiz, who leads the team with a .366 batting average and 29 RBI, who have fueled the team thus far.
5/18/12 The Philadelphia Phillies were finally able to climb over the .500 mark with 2-game series sweep of the Chicago Cubs. Although the now 20-19 Phillies are in last place in the NL East standings, they are only 4 games behind the first-place Atlanta Braves in the suddenly very competitive division. Phillies' ace Roy Halladay picked up his 4th win of the season on Thursday night and pitched 8 innings in an 8-7 win over the Cubs. This weekend, the Phillies will head back home to Citizens Bank Park for a three- game interleague set against the Boston Red Sox, their last-place AL East counterparts.
5/11/12 After being swept by the New York Mets at home, the last-place Philadelphia Phillies will go into a weekend series with the struggling San Diego Padres with a record of 14-18, 5.5 games behind the division-leading Washington Nationals. The Phillies are reeling from all of the injuries that have plagued the team early on this season, as well as the poor pitching from their bullpen. The Phillies held a lead over the Mets in all three games of their series, only to see the bullpen give up the lead in the late innings.
Cole Hamels game the Philadelphia Phillies another quality start on Tuesday to help the Phillies win an important game against the division rival Atlanta Braves by the score of 4-2. Hamels pitched six innings, giving up only two runs on six hits and two walks. While he did not pick up the victory, he did add six strikeouts in his effort. Jimmy Rollins and Hunter Pence each added two hits for the Phillies, while Ty Wigginton's two RBI's made the difference. Jonathan Papelbon closed it out in the ninth inning to pick up his ninth save of the season. Roy Halladay will take the mound for the Phillies on Wednesday.
The Philadelphia Phillies look to youngster Vance Worley for a strong start as the team looks to split a four-game series at home against the Chicago Cubs. Playing nearly .500 baseball through their last ten games, the Phillies realize that it is important to finish the month of April with a strong start, especially given that their next three series come against the Atlanta Braves, Washington Nationals and New York Mets - all division rivals. Worley is currently 2-1 on the season through four starts and sports an impressive 2.16 ERA and 1.24 WHIP to go along with 27 strikeouts.
5/4/12 After a slow start to the season, the Philadelphia Phillies have finally climbed back to .500. At 13-13, the Phillies got a strong outing from Joe Blanton in a 4-0 win over their division rival Atlanta Braves who beat them 15-13 in a wild 11-inning shootout the night before. The Phillies currently sit in 4th place in the NL East, 3.5 games behind the division- leading Washington Nationals and only 0.5 games behind the 3rd place New York Mets. The Phils will look to gain some ground in the coming week, as they will face both the Nats and Mets in back-to-back series.
Plagued with injuries to some of their biggest stars, the Philadelphia Phillies have begun the 2012 MLB season with a 7-10 record and find themselves in last place in the N.L. East. The team has struggled mightily to drive in runs, plating only 48 throughout he first 17 games, the worst mark in the majors. The pitching staff has done its best to minimize the damage with strong starts from Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels, but until stars like Ryan Howard and Chase Utley return to the lineup, it will be difficult for the Phillies to make any major strides within the division.
Entering the season with lofty expectations of another World Series run, the Philadelphia Phillies struggled to open the 2012 season by posting a 1-3 record through the first week. While the team received strong starts from star pitchers Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee, the rest of the rotation struggled to give the team solid outings. Right-fielder Hunter Pence has had the strongest start offensively for the Phillies, contributing a home run and three RBI's in the team's first four games. Shane Victorino leads the club in batting with a .308 average and a .408 on base percentage over the same period.
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The Philadelphia Phillies come into the 2011 season with incredible expectations. World Series or bust. After a bitter playoff loss to the San Francisco Giants in the NLCS in October, the Phillies were heartbroken not to be making their third consecutive trip to the World Series in 2010. With a rotation that strikes fear into any other club in Major League Baseball, the Phillies are planning to ride a combination of Cliff Lee, Roy Halladay, Cole Hamels and Roy Oswalt to glory in 2011.
Philadelphia Phillies - July News
As expected, the Phillies have dominated the MLB this year and are the best team in baseball as of July 27th. This month, the Phillies have been notable for their late-game magic. They seem to be constantly pulling through for the win in the final few innings of their games. Still, whatever way you look at it, the Phillies are nothing short of dominating their division and the league.
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Philadelphia Phillies tickets ensure that fans see the Phillies playing top contenders throughout the entire MLB season. With matchups with great teams like the Atlanta Braves and non-divisional meetings with the Boston Redsox and San Francisco Giants throughout the season, the Phils should be in prime position to take the NL East again in 2011. Be a part of this great tradition and don't miss the action!
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I'm trying to choose my favorite babywearing photo to feature next week when the 2nd round Babywearing Triathlon winner is chosen (and also when I will be posting my favorite of yours that has been left in the comments on this post.)
So I might be posting some favorites each day leading up to the Triathlon winner announcement on Wednesday.
I don't wear pouches often, but that was a Mod Mum pouch in the photo above. I received it in one of my BlogHer '08 swag bags & enjoyed wearing it while Ivy was smaller.
I was cleaning yesterday and found TWO pouches that were sent to me but have never been opened or used. Doesn't make sense for them to just sit here not carrying a baby!
I thought l should give them away to two readers here.
1st is a black Hugamonkey pouch, size medium [$34.99].
2nd is a GORGEOUS Petunia Pickle Bottom Sojourn pouch, in the Dancing in Dublin pattern, size small [$72]. (I honestly have no idea who sent it to me. Otherwise I would have asked to exchange it for my size- it's too small for me!)
So, if you'd like to win one for yourself or to give as a gift, please leave a comment below letting me know which one you'd choose!
(Please note the Hugamonkey pouch is a medium and will probably fit most, but the Petunia Pickle Bottom pouch is a small and made for someone quite petite.)
I'll select two winners, one for each sling, after 11:59 pm Tuesday November 17. This contest is open to everyone (yes that means my friends in Canada and overseas!)
Also, if you'd like, please share your own favorite babywearing photo in the comments on this post.
Disclosure: Both items were sent to me and I was not asked to post about them or host a giveaway. I came up with this idea on my own (crazy- I know!), and both items will be mailed out by me personally, out of my own pocket.
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District Judge Robert Wyda dies
District Judge Robert Wyda dies
The flag in front of the Bethel Park Municipal Building flies at half mast in honor of Wyda's passing.
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Judge Robert C. Wyda, 54, the magisterial judge for Upper St. Clair and Bethel Park, died Aug. 5.
According to a representative from the Allegheny County Examiner's office, the cause of death was listed by his primary care physician as "natural due to cardiac history."
Wyda was married to his wife, Shannon, and they have two children.
Jack Allen, Bethel Park Ward 2 councilman, said he had known Wyda since he was first elected judge. He had served as district judge since 2000 with his offices in the Bethel Park Municipal Building.
"He was a good friend," Allen said of Wyda. "He was the most fair person that anyone could ever go in front of."
Allen added that Wyda had a good relationship with the Bethel Park Council. Allen, who serves on the Bethel Park Veterans Memorial Committee, said Wyda was a keynote speaker at one of the committee's events.
"He was a very proud veteran," Allen said. Wyda served in the U.S. Naval Reserves from 2003-08.
Allen was close to Wyda's family as Wyda's daughter worked at the Bethel Park Dairy Queen owned by Allen for the past three summers.
"Rob was in the store all the time," he said. Allen added that although Wyda had a history of heart-related problems, he was at a local gym all the time.
"You would never know," by looking at him that Wyda had health problems, Allen said.
"You're never going to want to meet a more genuine person," said Russell Del Re, vice president of the Upper St. Clair Board of Commissioners. "He was just a down-to-earth, fair person. He treated you like you were a friend."
He said the Board of Commissioners found out about Wyda's death during a break at the board's Aug. 5 meeting.
"It was quite a shock," Del Re said. "He's definitely going to be missed."
Rep. Tim Murphy also released a statement on Wyda's death. He said, "I'm deeply saddened to learn of Judge Robert Wyda's passing. Rob was a respected public servant, admired Navy officer, and a beloved family man. He served his family, his community and his country with honor, courage and commitment. And he did it all with a smile. I pray that his wife, Shannon, and their children find strength during this difficult time. I will miss him."
Upper St. Clair Township Manager Matthew Serakowski said he knew Wyda though business and was also personal friends with him. He said he had known Wyda since he became district judge.
"He was a wonderful man. It came as a complete shock," Serakowski said of Wyda's death.
As a judge, Serakowski said Wyda "treated everyone that came before him fairly." He said he gave everyone an opportunity to correct their mistakes.
"I have nothing but good things to say about him," he said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, Serakowski added.
Flags at both the Bethel Park and Upper St. Clair Municipal Buildings will be flown at half-mast in honor of Wyda.
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"Preservation of the Union" The 2010 and beyond reverse (tails side) design is emblematic of President Abraham Lincoln's preservation of the United States as a single and united country, as required by Title III of Public Law 109-145, the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005. While the obverse (heads) continues to bear the familiar Victor David Brenner likeness of President Lincoln that has appeared on the coin since 1909, the reverse features a union shield with a scroll draped across and the inscription ONE CENT.
When the United States Mint was created in 1792, one of the first coins it made the following year was the one-cent coin, and it looked very different from the modern version. The image on the first cent was of a lady with flowing hair, who symbolized liberty. The coin was larger and made of pure copper, while today's smaller cent is made of copper and zinc.
In 1857, Congress authorized the United States Mint to strike the cent with 88 percent copper and 12 percent nickel. The "shape and size" would be determined by the United States Mint Director, with the approval of the Treasury Secretary. The new cents showed a flying eagle on the front and a wreath on the back. The act of February 21, 1857, also mandated that people could no longer use coins from other countries, a practice that had been necessary because of a lack of domestic coinage. However, people could bring their foreign coins to the United States Mint, where they could be exchanged for U.S. silver coins and the new cents.
From 1909 to 1958, the Lincoln obverse was paired with a reverse that featured a wheat design in which two sheaves of wheat flanked the words ONE CENT and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. It is commonly known as the "wheat penny."
From 1959 to 2008, the reverse featured an image of the Lincoln Memorial designed by Frank Gasparro. It commemorated the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's birth.
In 2009, the United States Mint issued four different one-cent coins in recognition of the bicentennial of President Abraham Lincoln's birth and the 100th anniversary of the first issuance of the Lincoln cent. The themes for the reverse designs represent the four major aspects of President Lincoln's life:
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Birth control refill pick ups are available as well as Emergency Contraception (Plan B, also known as the morning after pill) beginning at 9am and end one half hour before closing.
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On one particular exchange the debate was taking place in the light of the recent EU Energy and Climate Change plan, which creates more scope for nuclear energy to play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the EU. Understandably, the debate focussed on the different forms of environmental impacts caused by different generation sources.
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There are a number of places to check if you are looking for some history about your home. To find out who has lived in the home, you can use city and county directories. Start with the year you moved into the house and work backward in time. Local & Family History Services has South Bend directories from 1867 to the present. The Library also has some county directories, which may exist as their own books or may be part of some city directories.
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You can also track how the shape of your house changed by finding it in the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps (help sheet). The maps are available in the Library or at home with a valid St. Joseph County Public Library card.
Another great resource for finding out more about the date and style of your home is a set of reports from the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County. In particular, the 1993 City of South Bend Summary Report: Indiana Historic Sites and Structures Inventory has lots of information about local architectural styles, including lists and some pictures of historic homes and neighborhoods. The 2007 edition includes even more buildings, including modern-style homes, and includes an extremely useful index. There is also a 2006 edition of this work that covers St. Joseph County outside of South Bend and is just as helpful.
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