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***OFFICIAL Philadelphia Phillies 2010 Thread*** (1 Viewer)

Braves are losing ground and the Phils are decimated right now.......... :thumbup: . I guess it doesn't matter when you have 3 aces on the staff. This could get ugly when the Phils get healthy again.

 
Braves are losing ground and the Phils are decimated right now.......... :thumbup: . I guess it doesn't matter when you have 3 aces on the staff. This could get ugly when the Phils get healthy again.
With the Braves playing the Giants, if the Phils can keep winning against the Mets, they'll pick up ground either in the division or in the wildcard.
 
CHOOOCH!!!
Marlins should have won the game in the 9th but screwed by the umps. Lets see if Lidge blows it anyways......
That call was horrendous. Bob Davidson should stick to balks.
And he's still claiming he was right, after watching replays. I guess in his mind the ball landed fair prior to the bag, went foul over the bag, then turned to the right in mid-air to land fair past the bag.
 
CHOOOCH!!!
Marlins should have won the game in the 9th but screwed by the umps. Lets see if Lidge blows it anyways......
That call was horrendous. Bob Davidson should stick to balks.
And he's still claiming he was right, after watching replays. I guess in his mind the ball landed fair prior to the bag, went foul over the bag, then turned to the right in mid-air to land fair past the bag.
Is there some special rule on this? It looks fair off the bat, but then later foul. I'm sure by now someone in philly has figured out this by now, right?
 
culdeus said:
And he's still claiming he was right, after watching replays. I guess in his mind the ball landed fair prior to the bag, went foul over the bag, then turned to the right in mid-air to land fair past the bag.
Is there some special rule on this? It looks fair off the bat, but then later foul. I'm sure by now someone in philly has figured out this by now, right?
According to this: http://official-rules.org/field/fair_and_foul_balls.htm
A (batted) baseball is fair if:

it stops in fair territory before it reaches first or third base (A), or

it hits a base (B), or

bouncing or rolling, it passes first or third base on or above fair territory ©, or

it passes first or third base in the air and makes its first bounce in fair territory (D), or

the baseball is hit so far that it leaves the playing field between the foul poles or hits one of them (both of which types of events are very good for the batter) (E) or

the defense touches it while it is moving on or above fair territory.

A (batted) baseball is a foul ball in all other cases.
On video, it looks like it violates C and was in foul territory when it went over the bag. However, it does seem physically impossible that the ball could be in fair territory before going over the bag, go into foul territory in the air, then come back and be in fair territory in the outfield.
 
brutal no decision for Hamels

edit: because of his 1 run over 7 innings, he can only lose.

 
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Phils pitching is nasty right now. When the hitters get healthy, I'm not sure anyone in the NL has a prayer. The AL is a complete different story of course.........

 
Anyone here live in a place where you can't get Comcast SportsNet?

I'm probably moving to a place that has satellite tv as part of the rent in september, which will prevent me from having CSN. Is MLB.TV the way to go? Any other options? Is it possible to get the most basic cable package for any provider for just a month?

 
why wasn't that sandoval pop-up in the 9th an infield fly rule?

edit: ah, just looked it up and it only applies if there is a force out at 3rd. never realized that.

 
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Here is an estimate of what it will take for other teams to win the wildcard if the Phillies continue to play .561 ball (which means they will finish with 91 wins).

SF: 19-10

STL: 22-9

COL: 22-9

LA: 23-5

Plus SF, STL and COL still have series against each other. Barring a complete meltdown from Philly, I think the playoffs are a pretty safe bet.

 
Here is an estimate of what it will take for other teams to win the wildcard if the Phillies continue to play .561 ball (which means they will finish with 91 wins). SF: 19-10 STL: 22-9 COL: 22-9 LA: 23-5Plus SF, STL and COL still have series against each other. Barring a complete meltdown from Philly, I think the playoffs are a pretty safe bet.
Screw the WC, we're winning the division! :thumbup:Good to see Utley swinging a little better today, driving the ball. Maybe he's coming out of it, an at just the right time.
 
Here is an estimate of what it will take for other teams to win the wildcard if the Phillies continue to play .561 ball (which means they will finish with 91 wins). SF: 19-10 STL: 22-9 COL: 22-9 LA: 23-5Plus SF, STL and COL still have series against each other. Barring a complete meltdown from Philly, I think the playoffs are a pretty safe bet.
Yes but they're only 2 games ahead of the Giants with a month to go. While I don't see the Phils going on any type of major slump with their starting rotation, I wouldn't exactly call it a "complete meltdown" if they were to somehow miss the playoffs. What happened to the Mets 3 years ago was a "complete meltdown" IMHO.
 
UPDATE: Here is an estimate of what it will take for other teams to win the wildcard if the Phillies continue to play .561 ball (which means they will finish with 91 wins).

SF: 17-11

STL: 22-8

COL: 22-7

LA: 23-5

EDIT: I messed up SF numbers yesterday.

 
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UPDATE: Here is an estimate of what it will take for other teams to win the wildcard if the Phillies continue to play .561 ball (which means they will finish with 91 wins). SF: 17-11 STL: 22-8 COL: 22-7 LA: 23-5EDIT: I messed up SF numbers yesterday.
With SD recent collapse, it wouldn't shock me to see the phils battling it out with the Padres for the wildcard in a couple weeks.
 
UPDATE: Here is an estimate of what it will take for other teams to win the wildcard if the Phillies continue to play .561 ball (which means they will finish with 91 wins). SF: 17-11 STL: 22-8 COL: 22-7 LA: 23-5EDIT: I messed up SF numbers yesterday.
These are actually the records that it would take them to tie, aren't they?
 
Now that is how you win a game. Nice to see Utley and Howard hitting well in back-to-back games.

Though the 9th should never have been as tense as it was if Howard had fielded the grounder from the first batter. Terrible.

 
Now that is how you win a game. Nice to see Utley and Howard hitting well in back-to-back games.Though the 9th should never have been as tense as it was if Howard had fielded the grounder from the first batter. Terrible.
Well not exactly textbook, but nothing ever is in Coors Field! Both Chase and Ryan seem to have gotten it together finally. Just in time to make the September run. But I think it's all going to come down to the final weekend showdown with Atlanta. Going to be fun!Hopefully they can muster up some juice tonight after a redeye got them home at 4am this morning. With Hamels on the hill too, hope we can get him some runs.
 
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GB the Brewers goating that 7th inning.

Braddock can't even throw a strike to Valdez who is trying to give him an out and then Lucroy totally ####es out on the throw to the plate allowing the tying and winning runs to score.

Just one game back now.

 
Because of the Phils recent winning west coast road trip, they are now projected to win 92 games. Here's an updated estimate for what it will take for the other teams to win the wildcard if the Phils finish with 92 wins.

SF: 16-8

STL: 21-6

COL: 20-5

Also, I think the Phils are winning the division. For some reason, Atlanta cannot win games on the road.

 
LH relievers will be our undoing come playoff time.

Romero and Bastardo? It doesn't get any uglier.

 
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Phils are now on pace to win 94 games. They are a near lock to at least make the playoffs if they maintain this pace. Here are the records needed to beat the Phils for the wildcard.

SF: 14-4

COL: 16-2

Good news is SF and COL still have a series against each other. St. Louis is all but eliminated from playoff contention. They need a total collapse from the Reds because they won't be a wildcard.

 
According to my research, the Phillies are on pace to be the first team ever with 3 pitchers with 200 or more K's and ERA's under 3.

Hamels was so nasty last night. Those strikeout pitches were just dropping effortlessly under the the hapless Marlins' bats.

 
Chollie planning on setting up the rotation so Atlanta sees Hamels, Halladay, and Oswalt next week. NICE!!!!
The other great thing about this is that if for some reason we really need that last series, we can skip Blanton on the off-day on the 30th and use Hamels, Halladay and Oswalt in the final series.
 
Chollie planning on setting up the rotation so Atlanta sees Hamels, Halladay, and Oswalt next week. NICE!!!!
The other great thing about this is that if for some reason we really need that last series, we can skip Blanton on the off-day on the 30th and use Hamels, Halladay and Oswalt in the final series.
could have used another start sunday from hamels for championship of my fantasy league.I hope they can get a rest/take it easy on halladay down the stretch. I worry about him being overworked. What a waste that would be.
 
Chollie planning on setting up the rotation so Atlanta sees Hamels, Halladay, and Oswalt next week. NICE!!!!
The other great thing about this is that if for some reason we really need that last series, we can skip Blanton on the off-day on the 30th and use Hamels, Halladay and Oswalt in the final series.
could have used another start sunday from hamels for championship of my fantasy league.I hope they can get a rest/take it easy on halladay down the stretch. I worry about him being overworked. What a waste that would be.
Halladay's bad pitching performances are 7+ IP and 3 ERs. That's should be enough to win.
 

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