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Saturday, December 29, 2012
A welcome back recap
December 29, 2012
After missing the playoffs in 2012, Phillies' GM Ruben Amaro Jr. got to work this offseason, trying to fill in the holes that kept the team from reaching the postseason for a sixth consecutive time.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Update
December 28, 2012
Updated 12/28/12: 215 Sports returns tomorrow!
It has been quite some time since anything has posted and I would like to say that I am deeply sorry for that. I began my first semester of college in September and it has been the reason for why nothing has been posted over the past few months. Unfortunately, school has taken up much of my time. However, I learned a lot over the past three months and will be applying the new things that I learned to the blogs to make them the best they can possibly be. I started by making a new twitter account, follow @itssnick215, where I will be tweeting regularly about not just the Flyers and the Phillies, but the Sixers, Eagles and Union as well. I will also tweet about other stories in sports too and this all starts today, so be sure to follow. As far as posts go, I plan to start writing again a couple days after Christmas and hopefully there will be more content on the blogs than ever before. There will be a lot of changes made to the 215 blogs in the near future and I hope they will all be for the best. I understand that my absence may have caused some frustration or impatience, but to those of you that remain (if there are any) please know that you have my utmost respect. The 215 blogs will return soon and I really hope that they can gain a strong following in the future.
Happy Holidays!
- Nick Tricome
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Mayberry's walk-off single lifts Phils over Reds in 11th
August 24, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Just under four and a half hours into Thursday night's game, both the Reds and Phillies found themselves running out of players, as pointed out by CSNPhilly.com's John R. Finger on Twitter.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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- John R. Finger
@jrfingerCSNthe Phillies have zero bench players and two relievers left. The Reds have two relievers and one bench player left.
So, eleven innings in, John Mayberry Jr. solved the incoming problem.
Reds at Phillies: Pre-Game Notes
August 23, 2012
The Phillies managed only three hits off of Bronson Arroyo on Wednesday night in a 3-2 loss. It was 90's retro night at Citizens Bank Park, but tonight the focus will be on a matchup between two Cy Young Candidates.
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Brown homers, but Arroyo pitches gem in Reds' 3-2 win
August 23, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Both the Phillies and the Red dawned their early 90's throwback uniforms on Wednesday night, in honor of 90's Retro Night at Citizens Bank Park.
Bronson Arroyo's only win against the Phillies was in 2000, after the decade came to a close. He was a member of the of the Pittsburgh Pirates then.
Arroyo has struggled when pitching against the Phillies ever since. But Wednesday night was a different story.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Bronson Arroyo's only win against the Phillies was in 2000, after the decade came to a close. He was a member of the of the Pittsburgh Pirates then.
Arroyo has struggled when pitching against the Phillies ever since. But Wednesday night was a different story.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Reds at Phillies: Pre-Game Notes
August 22, 2012
It was a frustrating loss for Cliff Lee and the Phillies, Tuesday night. Tonight, Vance Worley will look to shed his struggles and help the Phillies get over the loss with a win.
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| philly.com |
Frustrations for Lee continue in 5-4 loss
August 22, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
He slammed his glove on the ground, then held his head in frustration as he walked down the dugout. Cliff Lee had every reason to be mad.
Lee has yet to earn a win at Citizens Bank Park this season and after 6 2/3 innings, he knew he would not get it on Tuesday night.
The shame of it though, is that Lee had yet another solid outing, striking out nine batters. He even got out of a bases loaded jam in the sixth inning with no outs.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Lee has yet to earn a win at Citizens Bank Park this season and after 6 2/3 innings, he knew he would not get it on Tuesday night.
The shame of it though, is that Lee had yet another solid outing, striking out nine batters. He even got out of a bases loaded jam in the sixth inning with no outs.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Reds at Phillies: Pre-Game Notes
August 21, 2012
The Phillies scored 12 runs in their return home to Citizens Bank Park on Monday night. They will look to keep the hitting going in the second game of a four game series with Cincinnati.
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| espn.com |
It's Hunter Pence Bobble Head Night at CBP
August 21, 2012
It's another giveaway night at Citizens Bank Park.
Tonight, however, fans will be receiving a gift that is bitter-sweet. A Hunter Pence bobble head.
It's another giveaway night at Citizens Bank Park.
Tonight, however, fans will be receiving a gift that is bitter-sweet. A Hunter Pence bobble head.
Horst on paternity leave, Aumont called up
August 21, 2012
Jeremy Horst is on paternity leave, so to fill his roster spot for the time being, the Phillies called up right-hander Phillipe Aumont.
Aumont was one of the prospects that the Phillies received from the Seattle Mariners back in 2009, when they traded Cliff Lee. He will be the first of the three prospects (Tyson Gillies and J.C. Ramirez are the other two) that the Phillies received from Seattle to make it to the majors.
The 23-year old reliever is 3-1 with a 4.26 ERA in 44.1 innings pitched with Triple-A Lehigh Valley, this season.
His upside? His fastball is in the high 90's.
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| brotherlyglove.com |
Aumont was one of the prospects that the Phillies received from the Seattle Mariners back in 2009, when they traded Cliff Lee. He will be the first of the three prospects (Tyson Gillies and J.C. Ramirez are the other two) that the Phillies received from Seattle to make it to the majors.
The 23-year old reliever is 3-1 with a 4.26 ERA in 44.1 innings pitched with Triple-A Lehigh Valley, this season.
His upside? His fastball is in the high 90's.
Phils have offensive outburst in win against Reds
August 21, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Roy Halladay doesn't usually give up a lot of runs when he is on the mound, but it happened on Monday night.
Doc allowed five runs in seven innings, but that didn't matter, because the Phillies' offense was on top of their game.
Ryan Howard, Erik Kratz and John Mayberry Jr. each homered en route to a 12-5 win.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Doc allowed five runs in seven innings, but that didn't matter, because the Phillies' offense was on top of their game.
Ryan Howard, Erik Kratz and John Mayberry Jr. each homered en route to a 12-5 win.
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Kendrick shuts out the Brewers for eight innings
August 19, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
The Phillies' 8-0 win on Sunday saw help come from the unlikeliest of places.
Okay, so maybe Kyle Kendrick's performance today wasn't all that unexpected with the way he has pitched lately, but it was still great to see him pitch well.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Okay, so maybe Kyle Kendrick's performance today wasn't all that unexpected with the way he has pitched lately, but it was still great to see him pitch well.
Phillies at Brewers: Pre-Game Notes
August 19, 2012
After dropping the first two games to Milwaukee, the Phillies sent Cole Hamels to the mound to try and snap their losing streak. Back-to-back homers by John Mayberry Jr. and Erik Kratz, a solid outing by Hamels and Jonathan Papelbon closing in the ninth helped propel the Phils to a 4-3 win. On Sunday afternoon the Phils will look to split the four game series with Milwaukee.
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
Mayberry, Kratz hit back-to-back homers in Hamels' 14th win
August 18, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
The Phillies were losers of three straight going into Saturday night's game. But when Cole Hamels is starting, it is reasonable to think that the losing streak won't last.
Hamels threw consecutive complete game shutouts in his last two starts and had not allowed a run in the last 22 innings he has pitched.
The Cole Train gave up three runs to the Brewers. But with help from Jonathan Papelbon, the Phillies won 4-3 and Hamels earned his 14th win of the year.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Hamels threw consecutive complete game shutouts in his last two starts and had not allowed a run in the last 22 innings he has pitched.
The Cole Train gave up three runs to the Brewers. But with help from Jonathan Papelbon, the Phillies won 4-3 and Hamels earned his 14th win of the year.
Phillies at Brewers: Pre-Game Notes
August 18, 2012
The Phillies were handed another loss by the Brewers on Friday night. Ryan Braun homered yet again, and Vance Worley's struggles continued in the 6-1 defeat. The Phils will send Cole Hamels, who is on a 22 inning scoreless streak, to the mound to right the ship.
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Phils drop the ball in 6-2 loss
August 18, 2012
Box Score (courtesy of ESPN.com)
Dominic Brown has played very well since being called up by the Phillies, after the trades of Hunter Pence and Shane Victorino at the deadline.
Though viewed as a left fielder, Brown has made a fine adjustment to playing in right. However, he had a lapse on Friday night.
Box Score (courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Though viewed as a left fielder, Brown has made a fine adjustment to playing in right. However, he had a lapse on Friday night.
Friday, August 17, 2012
Phillies at Brewers: Pre-Game Notes
August 17, 2012
The Phillies were handed another discouraging loss thanks to a dismal bullpen. Josh Lindblom gave up a grand slam to Corey Hart, surrending the Phils 4-3 lead late in the game and taking Cliff Lee's chance at a much needed win. As has been the case since August started, all the Phillies can do is move on, keep playing and finish the season strong.
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From 215 Hockey: NFL writer says Phils have 51st best uniforms
August 17, 2012
This was originally posted on 215 Hockey under the headline Flyers have best uniforms according to NFL writer.
I decided to post it here too because the Phillies are right in the middle of this countdown.
The Eagles and the Sixers also earned themselves a spot on the countdown.
NFL.com's Dave Dameshek decided to do a countdown of the best pro uniforms in sports for 2012.
This was originally posted on 215 Hockey under the headline Flyers have best uniforms according to NFL writer.
I decided to post it here too because the Phillies are right in the middle of this countdown.
The Eagles and the Sixers also earned themselves a spot on the countdown.
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NFL.com's Dave Dameshek decided to do a countdown of the best pro uniforms in sports for 2012.
Dameshek's countdown consists of a list of 122 teams in the four major
professional sports, not just the NFL.
The Philly teams faired pretty well on his list, especially the orange and
black.
Grand slam costs Lee, Phillies win
August 17, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Thursday night's game was a good summary of what kind of year it has been for Cliff Lee and the Phillies.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
Galvis' suspension ends, Blanton trade completed
August 16, 2012
Freddy Galvis's 50-game suspension ends after Thursday night's game against the Brewers.
Galvis was suspended for use of a performance enhancing substance back in June. However, Galvis may not play for the rest of the season.
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Galvis was suspended for use of a performance enhancing substance back in June. However, Galvis may not play for the rest of the season.
Phillies at Brewers: Pre-Game Notes
August 16, 2012
The Phillies left Miami with with two wins, but ended the series with a dissapointing 9-2 loss that saw the struggling bullpen give up six runs in one inning. The Phillies are in Milwaukee now for a four game series against the Brewers, a team that is also in the midst of an underwhelming season.
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| blogspot.com |
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Six run eighth helps Marlins avoid sweep
August 15, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Roy Halladay won his last two starts in dominant fashion, showing that he is returning to ace form since coming back from injury.
On Wednesday, Halladay threw seven solid innings, but ran into trouble in the fourth and the sixth.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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On Wednesday, Halladay threw seven solid innings, but ran into trouble in the fourth and the sixth.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Kendrick dominates Marlins in 1-0 win
August 14, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
One run is all the Phillies needed on Tuesday night, because Kyle Kendrick brought his A-game.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Phillies at Marlins: Pre-Game Notes
August 14, 2012
Cole Hamels shutout the Marlins on Monday night in a 4-0 win. With a win tonight, the Phillies will be winners in seven of their last ten series. However, they will have to do it against the Marlins' Josh Johnson, who posted an impressive 1.75 ERA over his last four starts.
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| marlins-on-youtube.blogspot.com |
Cole Hamels shutout the Marlins on Monday night in a 4-0 win. With a win tonight, the Phillies will be winners in seven of their last ten series. However, they will have to do it against the Marlins' Josh Johnson, who posted an impressive 1.75 ERA over his last four starts.
Monday, August 13, 2012
Hamels throws another shutout in 4-0 win
August 14, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
The Phillies were a half game up over the Marlins to avoid last place in the NL East.
Cole Hamels (13-6) distanced the Phillies further from the division basement on Monday night.
Hamels threw his second consecutive complete game shutout in a 4-0 win over Miami. He allowed only five hits and a walk, and struck out five.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Cole Hamels (13-6) distanced the Phillies further from the division basement on Monday night.
Hamels threw his second consecutive complete game shutout in a 4-0 win over Miami. He allowed only five hits and a walk, and struck out five.
Polanco begins rehab assignment
August 14, 2012
Third baseman Placido Polanco is expected to begin his rehab assignment on Wednesday according to PhilliesNation.com
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| mlbdailydish.com |
Phillies at Marlins: Pre-Game Notes
August 14, 2012
The Phillies wrapped up their home stand with a walk-off win in the 11th inning over the Cardinals. The Phillies took two of three from the Cardinals in the series to keep themselves a half a game out of last place in the NL East. The team at the bottom? The Miami Marlins, who beat the Phillies in their last five matchups.
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| ology.com |
Schierholtz placed on 15-day DL
August 14, 2012
Rightfielder Nate Schierholtz has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a fractured right big toe reports CSNPhilly.com.
Infielder Hector Luna has been recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to fill the roster spot.
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Infielder Hector Luna has been recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to fill the roster spot.
Weekend Recap: Phils take two in NLDS rematch
August 14, 2012
I apologize for my absence over the weekend. Here is what was missed:
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Thursday, August 9, 2012
Bullpen throws away comeback in 12-6 loss
August 9, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
The Phillies found themselves down 6-1 by the end of the fourth inning on Wednesday night, but they did not call it a night just yet.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Hamels throws complete game shutout, Phils win 3-0
August 8, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Cole Hamels lost both starts since signing his six-year, $144 million contract extension with the Phillies. But that changed on Tuesday night.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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| mlb.com |
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Braves at Phillies: Pre-Game Note
August 7, 2012
The Phillies took a 6-1 loss to the Braves last night, dropping their seventh straight game against Atlanta. It will be left-hander versus left-hander tonight, as Cole Hamels will get the start against Mike Minor.
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| teamtobeat.wordpress.com |
The Phillies took a 6-1 loss to the Braves last night, dropping their seventh straight game against Atlanta. It will be left-hander versus left-hander tonight, as Cole Hamels will get the start against Mike Minor.
Sellout streak ends in loss to Braves
August 7, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
July 6, 2009.
That was the last time the Phillies did not have a sellout crowd at Citizens Bank Park.
The truly incredible streak of 257 consecutive sellout games, the longest streak in the National League, came to an end on Monday night in a 6-1 loss to the Braves.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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That was the last time the Phillies did not have a sellout crowd at Citizens Bank Park.
The truly incredible streak of 257 consecutive sellout games, the longest streak in the National League, came to an end on Monday night in a 6-1 loss to the Braves.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Braves at Phillies: Pre-Game Notes
August 6, 2012
The Phillies won two against Washhington on the road, then came home and took two from Arizona. Next up, Atlanta.
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Friday, August 3, 2012
Notice
August 3, 2012
I will be away on vacation this weekend. The Twitter account will still be updating, and I will do a recap of everything that was missed when I get back.
I will be away on vacation this weekend. The Twitter account will still be updating, and I will do a recap of everything that was missed when I get back.
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Nationals blank Phils in series finale
August 2, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
The Phillies took the first two games in their road series against Washington and were looking for the sweep.
Unfortuantely, the offense just was not there.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Unfortuantely, the offense just was not there.
Phillies at Nationals: Pre-Game Notes
August 2, 2012
After an 8-0 shutout of the Nationals on Tuesday night, the Phillies took Wednesday night's game 3-2 thanks to two solo home runs by Jimmy Rollins, and another solo shot by the Phillies' newest member Nate Schierholtz. Tonight the Phillies will have Cole Hamels on the mound, looking to sweep the NL East leaders on the road.
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| philly.com |
Cliff Lee placed on waivers, unlikely to be traded though
August 2, 2012
Cliff Lee was another player heavily involved in trade rumors along with Hunter Pence and Shane Victorino.
After the trade deadline past, both Victorino and Pence were traded, but Lee still remained on the team.
Lee was scheduled to start that night and threw seven shutout innings. A fantastic outing in what has been a rough season for Lee, now 2-6 this season, and the Phillies in general.
However, it appears that Cliff Lee is not in the clear just yet.
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| bleacherreport.com |
After the trade deadline past, both Victorino and Pence were traded, but Lee still remained on the team.
Lee was scheduled to start that night and threw seven shutout innings. A fantastic outing in what has been a rough season for Lee, now 2-6 this season, and the Phillies in general.
However, it appears that Cliff Lee is not in the clear just yet.
Victorino leaves a 'thank you' in paper
August 2, 2012
Thursday's edition of The Daily News has a special thank you message from Shane Victorino and his wife Melissa for the city of Philadelphia and all of the Phillies fans.
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Rollins, Schireholtz go yard in 3-2 win
August 2, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Before Wednesday night's game, the Phils' new right fielder Nate Schierholtz made it known that he wants the chance to become an everday player.
In the fifth inning, he made a good opening statement.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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In the fifth inning, he made a good opening statement.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Phillies at Nationals: Pre-Game Notes
August 1, 2012
The Phillies shutout the Nationals on Tuesday night behind a dominant Cliff Lee. It also helped that Stephen Strasburg did not have a good outing. Tonight Vance Worley will take the mound, looking to continue the Phillies' momentum.
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| nj.com |
Quick Notes
August 1, 2012
Mike Fontenot has been designated for assignment to Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Michael Martinez has been recalled from Lehigh Valley.
Nate Schierholtz will make his Phillies debut tonight in right field.
Hunter Pence will make his debut for the Giants tonight against the Mets in San Francisco.
Boby Abreu was designated for assignment by the Dodgers. Shane Victorino is taking his spot on the roster (sound familiar?).
Mike Fontenot has been designated for assignment to Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Michael Martinez has been recalled from Lehigh Valley.
Nate Schierholtz will make his Phillies debut tonight in right field.
Hunter Pence will make his debut for the Giants tonight against the Mets in San Francisco.
Boby Abreu was designated for assignment by the Dodgers. Shane Victorino is taking his spot on the roster (sound familiar?).
Phils shutout Strasburg, Nats 8-0
August 1, 2012
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
The Phillies went into Tuesday night's game with an outfield minus Hunter Pence and Shane Victorino.
Both players were traded away earlier in the day and Cliff Lee, who was the subject of trade rumors himself, was scheduled to start.
How did he respond? Seven shutout innings, only one walk, five hits, and seven strikeouts.
Box Score (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
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Both players were traded away earlier in the day and Cliff Lee, who was the subject of trade rumors himself, was scheduled to start.
How did he respond? Seven shutout innings, only one walk, five hits, and seven strikeouts.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Phils make one more trade before the end of the day
July 31, 2012
Phillies beat writer Todd Zolecki reported via Twitter that the Phillies made yet another trade.
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Game Notes: Phillies at Nationals
July 31, 2012
It has been a sad trade deadline for the Phillies as they traded away two star outfielders in Shane Victorino and Hunter Pence, which only adds to a disappointing season that leaves them at the bottom of the NL East. Now that a rough series in Atlanta and the trade deadline have passed, the Fightin' Phils need to regroup and finish the season as best as they possibly can. They can start tonight in Washington, where they will face Stephen Strasburg, who is under an innings limit for the season that has not entirley been made clear. All while they do it with a dramatically different outfield.
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| mccall.com |
Pence dealt to Giants
July 31, 2012
The Phillies continue to unload salary on the Tuesday trade deadline, which unfortunately means that rightfielder Hunter Pence is going to eat somewhere else.
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Victorino to LA
July 31, 2012
The Dodgers acquiring Shane Victorino, as reported by numerous sources earlier in the day, is now official.
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Welcome to 215 Baseball!
Dear Reader,
Today 215 Baseball officially launches, and I would like to welcome you to check out all the news this blogs has to offer on the Philadelphia Phillies throughout the rest of the Major League Season. It has, unfortunately, been a rough season for the Phillies. However, the season is not over yet. There is still plenty of headlines for the Phillies to make, especially with the trade deadline quickly approaching. I plan to keep this blog updated daily and make it the best it can posibly be. Hopefully, this blog will become a reliable source for your Phillies related news. I promise to update this blog when a new story presents itself as soon as possible. However, there are some things you should take into consideration when I say that. First of all, I am an incoming college freshman, so I expect that school will be taking up quite a bit of my time. Also, I have a job that keeps me away from a computer. At times it will get tough, but I will do what I can to keep readers updated with all that goes on with the Phillies. This is not the first time that I have kept blogs on Philadelphia Sports Teams. Previously, I ran a series of blogs under the name On the Board Philly, but I had to stop due to some personal issues I had to work out. After I resolved these issues, I decided to start fresh rather than going back after a long absence. Then 215 Sports was born. You can still check out On the Board Philly at these web addresses:
http://ontheboardphilly.blogspot.com/
http://thatphilliesblog.blogspot.com/
http://thatflyersblog.blogspot.com/
In fact, I encourage you to check out those blogs. Although they are outdated, they provide a good example of how this blog, and the rest of 215 Sports, will be maintained. I am not doing this for money or fame, this is just a labor of love from a die-hard Phillies Phan.
Play Ball!
- Nick
P.S.- Also, check out 215 Hockey for Flyers news, and the 215 Sports homepage
Today 215 Baseball officially launches, and I would like to welcome you to check out all the news this blogs has to offer on the Philadelphia Phillies throughout the rest of the Major League Season. It has, unfortunately, been a rough season for the Phillies. However, the season is not over yet. There is still plenty of headlines for the Phillies to make, especially with the trade deadline quickly approaching. I plan to keep this blog updated daily and make it the best it can posibly be. Hopefully, this blog will become a reliable source for your Phillies related news. I promise to update this blog when a new story presents itself as soon as possible. However, there are some things you should take into consideration when I say that. First of all, I am an incoming college freshman, so I expect that school will be taking up quite a bit of my time. Also, I have a job that keeps me away from a computer. At times it will get tough, but I will do what I can to keep readers updated with all that goes on with the Phillies. This is not the first time that I have kept blogs on Philadelphia Sports Teams. Previously, I ran a series of blogs under the name On the Board Philly, but I had to stop due to some personal issues I had to work out. After I resolved these issues, I decided to start fresh rather than going back after a long absence. Then 215 Sports was born. You can still check out On the Board Philly at these web addresses:
http://ontheboardphilly.blogspot.com/
http://thatphilliesblog.blogspot.com/
http://thatflyersblog.blogspot.com/
In fact, I encourage you to check out those blogs. Although they are outdated, they provide a good example of how this blog, and the rest of 215 Sports, will be maintained. I am not doing this for money or fame, this is just a labor of love from a die-hard Phillies Phan.
Play Ball!
- Nick
P.S.- Also, check out 215 Hockey for Flyers news, and the 215 Sports homepage
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