Two LBS favorite characters, Cole Hamels and Brett Myers, managed to create the ultimate story when their paths crossed after Game 5 in the Phillies locker room. According to Yahoo! Sports, the two had a heated moment in the clubhouse after the Phillies beat the Yankees 8-6 to extend the series. Tim Brown [...]
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November 01, 2009
Cole Hamels, The Baby-It felt like a rerun watching the game last night. Hamels was solid for a few innings, then a call didn't go his way (Teixeira ball 4), the sulking began, and then a crushing hit by the opposition (A-Rod's camera ball). Phils still had the 3-2 lead heading into the top of the 5th, but Cole imploded and the game was lost. Hamels postseason ERA- 7.58, 7 hr...
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November 02, 2009
Charlie Manuel was told of Cole Hamels quote about wanting the season over before Sunday’s game four:
Manuel sidestepped the Game 7 question, but the manager’s alarm at Hamels’ “can’t wait to get it over with” sentiment was obvious.
Manuel said he did not know Hamels had made the statement until it was relayed to him yesterday [...]
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November 03, 2009
Brett Myers Cole Hamels exchanged words over Cole’s comment about wanting the season to be over. I like Balls, Sticks and Stuff’s take on the two:
It’s an easy story to believe, after all, Brett Myers and Cole Hamels definitely operate on two entirely different plane of existence. Brett has tattoos, Cole has delicate [...]
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November 03, 2009
Forget what he said after Game 3, Cole Hamels wants the ball if there's a Game 7. Ken Rosenthal wonders whether he deserves it.
Via Beerleaguer
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November 03, 2009
One wonders why the Yankees, who've watched as Alex Rodriguez has been hit three times, haven’t sent a message to locked-in slugger Chase Utley, who tied Reggie Jackson’s mark yesterday with five homers in the Fall Classic. Multiple sources are debunking the Cole Hamels and Brett Myers spat, so let’s move back to baseball. After sharing our respective disdain for Nick Swisher...
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November 02, 2009
Brad Lidge and Cole Hamels were the Phillies' two best pitchers in 2008 and played key roles in their World Series victory. In a 27-hour span, their disastrous performances in the 2009 Fall Classic have all but derailed Philadelphia's repeat bid, Danny Knobler says.
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November 01, 2009
PHILADELPHIA -- Cole Hamels' puzzling postseason meltdown continues.
The lanky left-hander is still searching for answers after another abysmal playoff outing last night in the Phillies' 8-5 loss to the Yankees in Game 3 of the World Series.
Af...
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November 04, 2009
Philadelphia's Cole Hamels made a case that he hasn't quit. New York's CC Sabathia made a case that he's fine starting again on short rest.
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November 03, 2009
Awesome- Chase Utley. He has hit 5 homeruns this World Series, tying Mr. October Reggie Jackson for the record. Add in his 2 homeruns from the '08 WS and he has 7, which is a record for secondbaseman.Record Setter- We're used to Ryan Howard setting records for homeruns, rbi, and strikeouts during the regular season. After his 2 k's last night, he now shares the World...
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November 01, 2009
1. As a Phillies' fan, it's hard to say that Cole Hamels disappointed me. How he pitched last night has pretty much been the way he's worked all year. He can go 4, 5 innings and pitch well, only to have the floor come out from under him thereafter. There are a few reasons for this. First, he was a three-pitch pitcher last year, and all of those pitches worked well for him. ...
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