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Philly SportsCast #241 – September 1, 2010 It’s nice to return from a week’s vacation to the Phillies playing well and hitting the ball like we know they can and (perhaps just as much fun) watching the Mets sink once again. Our hatred for all things Mets has not waned – it keeps us...
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ATLANTA - Tommy Hanson finally got some run support and won for the first time in nearly two months, allowing just one hit in seven shutout innings to lead the Atlanta Braves past the New York Mets, 4-1, Wednesday night.
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The Braves have a three-game lead over the Phillies in the National League East. Both teams have 29 games to play. Who has the easiest road to the division title? Let's take a look (teams in bold have a...
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David Ross racked his brain, trying to recall if he'd ever hit a grand slam. "Some of the guys were asking me about that," the Braves catcher said. "I can't remember one in college, the minors - ever."
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ATLANTA - Jason Heyward is recovering his power stroke just in time for the Atlanta Braves' September push for the playoffs.
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READING - Reading's Mike Cisco hurled a one-hit shutout, striking out 10 batters, as the Phillies blanked the Binghamton Mets, 5-0, Thursday in an Eastern League contest.
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Houston's last nine wins have been come-from-behind victories. The Astros have rallied so often lately that they have come to expect a late comeback.
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The players' union filed a grievance against the New York Mets and the commissioner's office on Wednesday, protesting how the team has handled Francisco Rodriguez since he was injured in a fight at Citi Field.
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Fallout for K-Rod just gets worse and worse No doubt Francisco Rodriguez already deeply regretted last week's scuffle with the grandfather of his children.
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On Saturday, Phillies Nation and a fleet of buses made the trek up the Jersey Turnpike to watch Doc operate on the New York Mets. Once again, he did not disappoint. The weather could not have been better, as we once again helped embarrass a fellow NL East rival (after witnessing a Ryan Zimmerman walk-off...
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The last time the Philadelphia Phillies visited Citi Field, they were embarrassed in historic fashion.
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Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez has a torn thumb ligament in his pitching hand sustained during a fight with his girlfriend's father at Citi Field and will need surgery that will sideline him for the rest of the season.
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Updating the schadenfreude-laden story of Mets closer Fernando Rodriguez's fight with the father of his common law wife in the family room at Citi Field last week (yep, I really just typed that), K-Rod's season may be over as a...
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Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez has a torn thumb ligament in his pitching hand and will need surgery to repair the injury, which presumably was sustained when punching his girlfriend's father at Citi Field.
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NEW YORK - In many ways, Sunday's 3-1 Phillies win over the New York Mets might have been Kyle Kendrick's most impressive feat yet this season. Plenty suggested Kendrick was due for a long night.
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Kyle Kendrick toyed with New York's sputtering offense into the seventh inning, and the Philadelphia Phillies ended the Mets' miserable week by beating them 3-1 on Sunday night. Jimmy Rollins stole two bases and Shane Victorino swiped another t...
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