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Sunday, July 31, 2011

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Jack, I agree. The fact that Hanrahan never gets into these extra innings games for the Pirates is mind boggling. Great game for the Phillies. Off to see MayhemFest concert and headbang all night. I like Pence's words there:

"Good game, let's go eat!!"

Amen.

What a fun game to watch. This team is the best.

Gotta love the Pence quote "Great game, let's go eat!"

BAP- Herndon was an ok call today (its just hard to shake 1.5 years of his sucking to assume he'll be good, but he has been lately). I just don't like the idea that the phils are down 2, so Stutes, Madson, and Bastardo are automatically unavailable. That's all I'm saying...now its time to celebrate a great win!

Iceman: The debate was whether he should have used Stutes or Herndon. Stutes is our 3rd best reliever and is usually Cholly's 7th inning guy when we're winning. When we're losing, he doesn't use him. It's not because he's conceding the game or thinks we're going to lose. It's because you simply manage your resources differently in a game where you're losing.

The rumors of my demise have been grossly premature.

Guess they didn't overpay for Pence afterall.


Let's go eat.

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