Found November 06, 2009 on Batter's Box:
Jordan Bastian from bluejays.com reports the Jays have outrighted catcher Kyle Phillips and lefties Davis Romero and Bill Murphy to Las Vegas to make room on the 40-man roster. Phillips catching in the bullpen before a September 26th game against Seattle at the Rogers Centre.The 2009 season was a memorable one for the 25 year-old Phillips.  He got his first taste of the bigs when he was a September callup from AAA Las Vegas after batting .300/.372./433 with eight homers and 29 RBI.  His first major league game came in Detroit September 14th and he singled off Justin Verlander for his first hit.  The left-handed hitting Phillips collected five hits, including three doubles, and drove in two runs in 18 at-bats to post a batting line of .278/.278/.444.  Another special moment for the San Diego native was getting to face his brother and former Jays backstop Jason Phillips, now a bullpen catcher with the Mariners during the...
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