The Florida Marlins were looking to take two of three against the first place Phillies last night and pull closer in the wildcard and division, but were down headed to late innings. They fought back late in the game with a Gaby Sanchez home run in the eighth, a Cody Ross RBI single in the [...]
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Welcome to our second Chatter Up! of the day, busy weekend at NLEC! Today we bring back Rab of FishGuts for his second appearance representing the Fish and a newcomer from The Braves Baseball Blog, Connor Tapp to discuss their respective teams. Lets get to it.
DirtySanchez(TRDMB): Do the Marlins have any intention of bringing back [...]
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According to David O’Brien of the AJC, the Braves have sent Brooks Conrad back to AAA Gwinnett since Kelly Johnson is coming back from the DL.
Conrad had a great cup of coffee as he hit .344 and had 2 three baggers, two home runs and eight total RBI.
I don’t know about this move, but i’m [...]
The Phillies traveled north of the border to Canada to play the final three games of Interleague play against the Blue Jays. Things didn’t get much better for the struggling Phils, as the Blue Jays won again and even did it against the Phillies ace. Cole Hamels(4-4) couldn’t get out of the fifth inning as [...]
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6-20-09:In the 7th inning on Saturday night, Ryan Howard hit a pinch hit three run home run off Oriole reliever Danys Baez after being hospitalized with flu symptoms. It looked like Philly may have finally found the magic they had in 2008, but this was before the 9th inning. Still filling in as the closer [...]
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