Phillies Commercial: Reservoir Phils

We can all exhale now. Following knee surgery, Brad Lidge will be out 3 to 6 weeks, meaning he might still be ready for opening day. The Phillies should still have a back-up plan ready, just in case Lidge takes a few weeks to get his velocity back. Tom Gordon will do as a temporary replacement, but like I said yesterday, if it's any longer than a few weeks, we won't be able...

Brad Lidge re-injured his knee Saturday as he threw off a mound for the first time. If Lidge can't stay healthy and close games, the Phillies have way more pitching issues than they'd like to admit. They may need every run their potent offense produces.

Here is the latest Phils commercial, featuring J-Roll, Shane Victorino and the already-injured Brad Lidge talking about their manager, Charlie Manuel. Talk about some terrible acting.

The Phillies new ad campaign is a spoof on the Tarantino-classic, Reservoir Dogs. Enjoy.

Here's an update on Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Brad Lidge injury situation that we reported on yesterday. Lidge will be undergoing surgery tomorrow in Philadelphia. The injury is not to severe thou which is a good thing. Because of that you can be assured Brett Myers is staying in the Phillies rotation. How long will he be out thou?

Brad Lidge was brought in this offseason to solidify the back end of the Phillies bullpen and allow Brett Myers to move back into the starting rotation. He can only do that if he can stay healthy. Lidge, already recovering from offseason surgery on his knee, injured himself during batting practice today. He threw a pitch and limped off the field. The Phillies have given no indication...

It has been reported that lidge will miss 3-6 weeks. He is going to have surgery on his reinjured knee. If he can come back and stay healthy it will be good. If not bad news for the phillies.

Bad news Phillie fans, things might get ugly for the bullpen, once again.

Philadelphia Phillies new closer Brad Lidge is already having problems with his right knee. It's the same knee that he had off-season surgery on to replace torn cartilage. Here's how it happened.

Philadelphia Phillies newest closer Brad Lidge hurt his knee yesterday during batting practice and will now undergo arthroscopic surgery - Lidge is expected to miss 3-6 weeks.

Brad Lidge's injured knee will cost him 3-6 weeks. We explain why this might not be a bad thing.

On his first pitch of the first bullpen session during spring training Brad Lidge re-injures his surgically repaired knee...silence. That silence was brought to you by the Philadelphia Phillies fanbase as they collectively held their breath in hopes that Lidge's injury was nothing serious. Exhale- surgery set for today...sh*t! Brad and the club are foolishly optimistic that he...