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Inside the Phillies: Phils' needs wrapped up, but Halladay's still there
It was a week of intense activity for the Phillies, as general manager Ruben Amaro Jr.
For more than four hours on Oct. 20, 1993, the Phillies and Blue Jays duked it out in a record-setting World Series game at Veterans Stadium that always will be remembered as one of the worst losses in Phillies history.
Philadelphia Phillies Interested In John Smoltz
ESPN 's Jayson Stark reports that the Phillies have showed interest in 42-year-old free agent pitcher John Smoltz as a low risk, high reward signing, similar to the role played by Pedro Martinez last season.
High Cheese: No arb offers for Park, Eyre; Smoltz an option; More
Want to know what the Phillies clubhouse looks like on a Tuesday afternoon in December? It's kind of eerie, really.
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Lauber: Injury-free Mathieson looks to shine in spring
After having his right elbow carved up like a Thanksgiving turkey for the past three years, Scott Mathieson set a modest goal before the 2009 season started.
The Phillies Zone: Moyer in hospital, team doc says not serious
The Phillies team physician said tonight that pitcher Jamie Moyer was not seriously ill, but would likely be hospitalized for several days after experiencing lingering pain related to October surgery.
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Jamie Moyer hospitalized in Philadelphia
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.
Jamie Moyer #50 of the Philadelphia Phillies pitches against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on April 13, 2009 in Washington, DC.
High Cheese: Phillies FA Preview: Third Base
Over the past couple of days, we've taken a look at the various avenues the Phillies might take once the free agent signing period begins tomorrow.
Phillies won't rush to buy free agents
At 12:01 a.m. today, baseball's shopping season began. The Phillies, however, are in no rush to buy.
J.A. Happ is second in rookie-award voting
J.A. Happ was runner-up to Florida's Chris Coghlan in voting for NL rookie of the year.
Marlins' Coghlan edges Phillies' Happ for NL Rookie of the Year
He started the season in the bullpen. He ended the postseason as a reliever. In between, though, lefthander J.A. Happ pitched well enough as a starter to stabilize a rotation that was beset by injuries and ineffectiveness , helped the Phillies win their third straight division title and earned serious consideration for the Jackie Robinson National ...
Phillies Should Take a Chance on Sheets
Ita s no secret that the Phillies are in need of another reliable starting pitcher, because you cana t count on Cliff Lee being as great as he was down the stretch and carry the entire pitching staff throughout a full season.
The Yankees were the better team. After Game 6 of the World Series, I don't think there can be much argument about that, and I'm as die-hard a Phillies fan as you'll find.
Nine days from birthday 47, Jamie Moyer is back doing what he loves. Helping others.
Phils keep Lee for 2010, but let go of Myers
It took less than two days for the Phillies to decide that Cliff Lee is a part of their future and Brett Myers isn't. General manager Ruben Amaro Jr.
Bob Ford: Phillies' future hinges on Hamels
Cole Hamels, in the dugout with manager Charlie Manuel, is expected to play a big role in 2010.
Nov. 6 - Agent Confirms: Myers Won't Return
After eight seasons with the Phillies, Brett Myers will be moving on. In a phone conversation this afternoon, Myers' agent confirmed a report that the Phillies have informed the 29-year-old right-hander that they don't intend to re-sign him.
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