Tag Archives: Philadelphia Phillies

Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Hope in Spring

6 players who enter MLB Spring Training with 2012 a vivid memory

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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: From coast to coast

The recent trade of Justin Upton from Arizona to Atlanta

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Look before you throw

There was an interesting play in the game between the Marlins and Phillies on Monday. The speedy Emilio Bonifacio was leading off the sixth inning for Miami and attempted to bunt his way on to first base.  The bunt went towards the pitcher’s mound towards the first-base side.  Cole Hamels jumped from the mound, scooped [...]

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Dramatic Division Series leaves four teams still standing

After a thrilling end to the regular season, we were treated to a dramatic Division Series round of the 2011 postseason. Now it’s on to what could be a classic pair of Championship Series

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Teams on the brink on Tuesday

The Texas Rangers, Detroit Tigers and Milwaukee Brewers will all have the chance to secure a spot in the Championship Series round on Tuesday night

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Wild Card races going down to the wire

160 games played, 2 more to go. Fans of the Braves, Cardinals, Rays and Red Sox are being put through the wringer by their teams and the tension could be at its height on Tuesday night in the States

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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Typical Jeter

Many words were used to described Derek Jeter’s performance on Saturday. Most of them were attempting to get across a feeling of amazement

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MLB on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra: Phillies @ Braves

Today’s game is scheduled to be the Civil Rights Game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves. Coverage starts at 18.00

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2011 MLB Preview: National League East

The Phillies made the standout free agent signing of the offseason. However, the talent of the Braves and Marlins ensure this division is far from being a forgone conclusion

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Injuries lead to the spring time blues

If one thing can dampen the enthusiasm that Spring Training always brings, it’s injuries. Some players and teams know that only too well

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