Trevor Hoffman to the Phillies Bullpen Makes Sense

Citizens Bank Park could be hearing Hells Bells before the end of August. On MLB Trade Rumors website, NBC Sports Bob Harkins reported that Trevor Hoffman was placed on waivers by the Milwaukee Brewers and that the Philadelphia Phillies would be a good fit for Hoffman. Hoffman is 41 years old and the current all time saves leader with 581. After spending 16 years with the Padres, 2009 was the first year Hoffman was with the Brewers, which has been a good one for Hoffman. He's 1-1 with a 1.89 ERA and has 27 saves, plus appeared in the 2009 All Star Game. But the Brewers are 61-65, 12 games behind the Cardinals in the N.L. Central division and don't appear to be headed back to the postseason, which is why they put Hoffman on waivers. The Phillies are on top of the N.L. East division at 73-51 and seven games in front of the Marlins. The Phillies have had a great offense and good starting pitching, but their bullpen has been a mess all season. J.C Romero, Clay Condrey and Antoni...