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Raul Ibanez, Scott Eyre one other Phillies player will undergo surgery:
It turns out that Lidge was injured this year, but it’s not his knee. On Wednesday, Lidge will have surgery to repair loose bodies in his elbow. In addition, he will need to have his flexor/pronator tendon examined. If Lidge’s tendon is [...]
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The hangover from last night's loss is one that may linger the longest.
One out away...one strike away from tying the series 2-2 and guaranteeing another Amtrak trip back to New York. Then the Brad Lidge of 2008 made way for the Brad Lidge of 2009 returned.
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