MLB
Posted by Frank Klose Maybe the Phillies would have never faced the Cardinals with a balanced schedule Back in 1998 I was kind of confused: why couldn't each league get one of the expansion teams and the Milwaukee Brewers stay where they were? The reason given was that it would be a scheduling nightmare. […]
Posted by Frank Klose Today, Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports reported what has long been speculation: MLB would squeeze the second wild card into this postseason's schedule. On the surface, it seems somewhat silly; now 1/3 of all MLB teams will make the playoffs. However, I really do like this addition, as I see it […]
Posted By: Stephen Gallo It's a slow Phillies news day, but this is worth noting. Ryan Howard, fresh off his torn achilles and all has joined the world of Twitter. You can follow him @RyanHoward6 (whether you like that nerdy hat he's wearing in his pic or not). For all those non-believers, Jimmy Rollins confirmed […]
Posted by Erik Seybold Beginning at 8:30 a.m tomorrow morning, single game tickets for the 2012 season will go on sale. Along with regular season games, the On-Deck Series (April 2-3) will also go on sale. Last season, all 82 home games sold out in little than three hours. This season, tickets are expected to […]
Posted by Frank Klose I remember back in 2008 wrapping up the night courses I was teaching at Holy Family University. Class ended just after 9p.m., and there was one thing I did every time I was there: I raced to nearby Whitman Tavern to watch the end of the night's baseball games on their […]
Posted by Stephen Gallo PLAYOFFS!? You want to talk about PLAYOFFS? Ok, let’s do it. With 121 games in the books, your Phillies stand at 79-42, which as we know puts them at the top of the National League East. With only 41 games left on the regular season schedule, now would be a great time […]
A special guest post by Domonic Pody. Or is it Dominic? Courtesy heberts.net Let’s get a few things straight right off the bat: Hunter Pence is a good baseball player; having him on the roster would probably help the Phillies anemic (schizophrenic?) offense; and if a reasonable deal can be made for him, the Phillies […]
