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Kyle Phillippi

Raul Ibanez’s Hot Bat & The Corner Outfielders

Raul Ibanez’s Hot Bat & The Corner Outfielders

Livan Hernandez stared in at Ryan Howard, knowing that he had thrown three solid innings thus far and was quietly going about his business against the league's top pitcher, Roy Halladay. The pitch came in,

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John Maine To Be Joe Blanton’s Replacement

Philadelphia fans will recognize the name John Maine because of his time spent in the Big Apple with the Mets, but they may soon be calling him one of their own. Reports are suggesting that

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Urban Meyer’s Chances Of Joining Penn State

Following the shocking announcement that he would retire at the age of 45, Urban Meyer's name quickly rose to the forefront of possible replacements once head coach Joe Paterno walks away from Happy Valley. Of

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Could Joe Beimel Be Next Phillies Addition?

Joe Beimel certainly isn't a household name, or a name that strikes fear in opposing batters. But he is an seasoned pitcher with nine years of experience between six teams, and he has proven to

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Former PSU Quarterback Leads Delaware To Finals

Transferring from Penn State back in 2008 may be the smartest decision ever made by QB Pat Devlin. Devlin lost out on the starting quarterback gig after Darryl Clark won the competition, even though he

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Phillies To Look In-House For Relievers

No matter how you look at it, the Phillies rotation, on paper, is the best in the league. On the contrast, the bullpen is a work in progress. Unlike the starting rotation, which is filled

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Phillies Aces Vs. The National League

Even though the Phillies are considered to be the best team in major league baseball, they still need to prove themselves on the field. Their first step on the road to the playoffs will be

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Lee’s Return Marks The Start Of “The Feared Four”

Cliff Lee, the top free agent of the offseason, could have signed a contract which was believed to be between $140-$160 million deal and could have etched his name among Yankee greats. But to the

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Phillies Should Pursue Magglio Ordonez

Don’t let Magglio Ordonez’s age (36) fool you, he can still play the game. Before sustaining a season-ending right ankle injury 84 games into the 2010 season, Ordonez batted .303 with 12 home run’s and

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