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Found 25 days ago on The Good Phight:
Three Up, Three Down: Reasons The Phillies Will Win (or Lose) Tonight
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies,  New York Yankees
PLAYERS: Pedro Martinez,  Andy Pettitte,  Road Warriors,  Matt Stairs,  Eric Bruntlett,  Brad Lidge,  Raul Ibanez,  Chase Utley,  Shane Victorino,  Ben Francisco,  Jimmy Rollins,  Carlos Ruiz,  Ryan Howard,  Pedro Feliz,  Jayson Werth,  Hideki Matsui
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The Phillies faced their first elimination game in two years on Monday night and prevailed.  Can they do it again tonight?  Here are three reasons they will, and three reasons they won't: The Good 1) Road Warriors.  The Phillies were tied with the Angels for the best road team in baseball this year.  The Phillies went 48-33, with a +70 run differential away from CBP this year.  The Phillies have played five games at Yankee Stadium so far this year, and have ...
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