What cold? Cliff Lee says pitchers can benefit from chilly temps

There aren't many things to be gained by playing baseball in Cleveland for seven seasons, but growing impervious to cold temps is definitely one of them. With that in mind, Philly pitcher Cliff Lee(notes) says he's not worried about the cold temperatures that are already a storyline for tonight's NLCS Game 3 between the Phillies and Dodgers.And not only because he used to pitch on the shores of Lake Erie. During Saturday's workout day press conferences, Lee offered a few more theories on why he's the best-suited Phillie to handle tonight's weather, which is expected to feature rain and game time temperatures in the low 40s. From Lee's press conference: "I think (cold) affects the hitter more than the pitcher ... The pitcher is up there going. You're steadily moving around and your heart rate is up. The position players, the guys behind me and the guys having to swing the bats are more worried about the cold than I am. Like I say, once I get goi...