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Found August 24, 2008 on We Should Be GM's: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Phils like Costco
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies,  Washington Nationals
PLAYERS: Geoff Jenkins,  Andy Tracy,  Pat Burrell
The Phillies are just like Costco, dealing ass kicking by the bulk. 8 runs Friday, 9 runs Saturday. Do I dare suggest they go double digits tonight? For article include an update on Geoff Jenkins injury, callup Andy Tracy, a look at how well the pitching staff has been, Pat Burrell's fine game, and a look at tonight's prime time game on ESPN. Click on URL!
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  • GMCarson
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    GMCarson said August 24, 2008

    With a Mets loss today, it's time to make another game up in the standings. Go Phils!
  • boogerking
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    boogerking said August 25, 2008

    Wasn't pretty, or particularly relaxing to watch but we did it! I wont mention anything about the collaboration of genius that led to Ryan Howard getting picked off to end the tenth inning. What do you think about the umpire blowing the count and giving Blanton five balls to walk the leadoff hitter? At first I didn't get why neither team complained but then it occurred to me that the next pitch was a freebie. If he struck out LA would argue that he should have been awarded a base.If he homered, Philly would argue that he should have been walked.I can't believe no one noticed.Please tell me the teams are paying more attention to what's going on than that.
    • GMCarson
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      GMCarson replied August 25, 2008

      The 5 ball walk to Ethier confused the crap outta me. That should never happen.
    • LILEAGLE
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      LILEAGLE replied August 25, 2008

      i was wondering about that too boog??? but hey if it works it works!!! i'll take the win!! oh, by the way didn't you know that ryan howard is known for his base stealing skills??? i heard ole charlie wants use him as pinch rinner in key situations!!!
      • boogerking
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        boogerking replied August 25, 2008

        Phillies pinch running depth chart: 1) Kyle Kendrick 2) Ryan Howard 3) Pat Burrell
        • LILEAGLE
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          LILEAGLE replied August 25, 2008

          LOL!!!! THAT'S ABOUT RIGHT!!! MY NUMBER4 GUY WOULD BE THAT SPEED DEMON RUIZ!!!
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