Prior to Saturday afternoon's tilt against the Reds, the Phillies announced they have activated closer Brad Lidge from the disabled list. To make room for Lidge, the Phillies designated Tim Lahey, who they recently claimed from the Cubs, for assignment. Lahey never appeared in any games in his short career with the Phillies, although he could remain with the team and be sent down to the minors if no one claims him.
Lidge's return solidifies a bullpen that suddenly looks a whole lot stronger.
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I was looking on in disbelief when Durbin came into the game in the ninth and walked the first 2 batters. Why not start Lidge off in a non-save, crucial ninth inning?
I don't think Durbin has much experience in close 9th inning situations in his career.