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Braves Bested In Bullpen Battle: Venters Tagged in 4-2 Phillies Win

The Braves really should have made the playoffs last year.  Their manager proved to be an imbecile as the wheels completely fell off for them down the stretch.  He overused two young bullpen arms and…Read More

Every Game Should End With a Dan Uggla Strikeout

There are times when irrational, all encompassing hatred can blind someone to the actual ability of a baseball player.  I am not Dan Uggla’s biggest fan.  I took a great deal of pleasure in watching…Read More

Juan Perez (?) Earns Win With Some Help From Raul Ibanez

There was a fair amount of hoopla surrounding the pitching staffs prior to the series opener between the Braves and Phillies.  Roy Halladay, Johnny Venters, Cliff Lee, Tommy Hanson; all top flight major…Read More

Here Is One More Reason to Hate Dan Uggla, Braves Top Phils 3-2

Dan Uggla scored all three runs for the Braves today.  He was 2-3 with three runs scored and a game winning home run off of Roy Halladay in the eighth inning.  He raised his average above .200 for the…Read More

Divisional Recourse: Cold Turkey

The Phillies haven’t chosen the best words to describe themselves lately, so let’s put an inherently negative spin on news from all over the NL East.  Why?  Because its Tuesday, the most…Read More

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Divisional Recourse: The Digestion of Change

When the Phillies aren’t doing much, and the manic stampedes of Red Friday approaching, it’s…Read More

NL East Rivals Combine to Make Braves Stronger

During this season’s ill-fated “2nd Base Chase,” in which I demanded that Chase Utley…Read More

And Now, Some Profound Statements From the Internet

Over the course of the last few days, the Phillies have made a lot of enemies.  Most of them were on…Read More

Sometimes Offense Happens and It is Nice

God damn it. Why, why, why, why do I always assume the Ravens defense will be the Ravens defense from…Read More

Phillies Celebrate 7th Shut Out of Season With Downtrodden Facial Expressions

I don’t read a ton of baseball books, but I remember carrying around Cal Ripken’s “The…Read More