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Fifteen starts into the season and Jamie Moyer is still a train wreck. We're keeping track of how this season compares to Adam Eaton's season of 2008. Here are the numbers so far. Losses 8ERA 5.80WHIP 1.64BAA .310 Losses 6ERA 6.05WHIP 1.51BAA .309--------------------------Monday PollI have simple question today. Which Phillie would you most like to see get cut/released/sent down/shot/etc.? Your nominees are:- Paul Bako - A third catcher so Coste can be our main RH PH? No thank you.- Eric Bruntlett - Useless.- Jack Taschner - Useless.- Other - Write in votes accepted in the comment section.Who Has To Go?BakoBruntlettTaschnerOther Corey
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