2009 Philadelphia Phillies - Season's Over, Time to Move On

[PhillyGirl]

Can this get any worse?  Dammit.

Uh, were you actually a Phillies fan before last year?

[Don Ho]

Can this get any worse?  Dammit.

Uh, were you actually a Phillies fan before last year?

I meant the rash of injuries to the pitching staff that happened the past few days, Park, Pedro now Meyers.  Last thing they need in late September.

Oh yeah.  I've seen my share of shtein with this team since 1971.

[phillymic2000]

Tickets for the brewers are as low as .10 for the upcoming series 

http://www.stubhub.com/milwaukee-brewers-tickets/brewers-vs-phillies-9-24-2009-721108/

[Rome]

So they're ten bucks less than the wild card series from last year?

Awesome.

[phillymic2000]

So they're ten bucks less than the wild card series from last year?

Awesome.

Yes it is awesome, cheap tickets to see the world champs in a great park. I'll take it.

[Sgt PSN]

9-0 in the 8th.  just enough breathing room for the pen. 

blanton - 7ip, 2h, 2bb, 9k.  can't ask for much more than that. 

[Sgt PSN]

lol @ the pen giving up 3 runs in the btm of the 8th.  pathetic.  good thing they had that 5 run outburst in the top half of the inning otherwise it's a 1 run game. 

[Rome]

the bullpen is fine.

[ice grillin you]

how farging orgasmic is this....



http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=crasnick_jerry&id=4492591

Werth can't recall the precise sequence and declines to identify the player who engaged him in conversation. But he was standing at second base when an unnamed Tampa Bay Ray sidled up and asked a question that told him all he needed to know about Philadelphia's impact on opposing psyches.

"One of their infielders came up to me and said, 'Do you like it here?'" Werth recalls. "He was so distraught in the middle of the game about the people in this town, and I knew then that we had them.

"They were so rattled, because they didn't feel like they could even walk down the street. They were uncomfortable just being in Philadelphia. Look at Evan Longoria -- he didn't get a hit the whole World Series. [Longoria actually went 1-for-20.] I'm not saying it's because of what the fans did. But I'm not saying it wasn't, either."

[MDS]

Haha baseball players are such Hoydas

[Sgt PSN]

i read that article earlier today.  that part gave me a little chubby.  good article overall to.  didn't realize that gillick originally drafted werth.  he's been an excellent player since the phils signed him. 

[PhillyPhreak54]

how farging orgasmic is this....



http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=crasnick_jerry&id=4492591

Werth can't recall the precise sequence and declines to identify the player who engaged him in conversation. But he was standing at second base when an unnamed Tampa Bay Ray sidled up and asked a question that told him all he needed to know about Philadelphia's impact on opposing psyches.

"One of their infielders came up to me and said, 'Do you like it here?'" Werth recalls. "He was so distraught in the middle of the game about the people in this town, and I knew then that we had them.

"They were so rattled, because they didn't feel like they could even walk down the street. They were uncomfortable just being in Philadelphia. Look at Evan Longoria -- he didn't get a hit the whole World Series. [Longoria actually went 1-for-20.] I'm not saying it's because of what the fans did. But I'm not saying it wasn't, either."

Excellent, awesome and I farging love it.

Didya catch this one, Havas?

In reality, Werth is as middle-America as they come

[Don Ho]

I love it.  Infielder?  Gotta be Longoria.

[ice grillin you]

how farging orgasmic is this....



http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=crasnick_jerry&id=4492591

Werth can't recall the precise sequence and declines to identify the player who engaged him in conversation. But he was standing at second base when an unnamed Tampa Bay Ray sidled up and asked a question that told him all he needed to know about Philadelphia's impact on opposing psyches.

"One of their infielders came up to me and said, 'Do you like it here?'" Werth recalls. "He was so distraught in the middle of the game about the people in this town, and I knew then that we had them.

"They were so rattled, because they didn't feel like they could even walk down the street. They were uncomfortable just being in Philadelphia. Look at Evan Longoria -- he didn't get a hit the whole World Series. [Longoria actually went 1-for-20.] I'm not saying it's because of what the fans did. But I'm not saying it wasn't, either."

Excellent, awesome and I farging love it.

Didya catch this one, Havas?

In reality, Werth is as middle-America as they come

yeah thats to bad

[Rome]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJA6JZ_TKaw