Dick Allen HOF wrote:Holy cow, check out the transaction history on Joe Roa
1997 San Francisco Giants $150,000
1998 San Francisco Giants $192,500
2003 Philadelphia Phillies $315,000
2004 Minnesota Twins $320,000
Career (may be incomplete) $977,500
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by FTN » Wed Dec 16, 2009 16:29:16
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by stevelxa476 » Wed Dec 16, 2009 16:44:33
phatj wrote:herewego2-6 wrote:Grotewold wrote:Six years ago I went to opening day and saw Joe Roa.
Good Lord, I remember that. I was sitting up in the 500 level freezing my tuchas off.
I remember Reggie Sanders hitting a grand slam in the first inning and Jim Thome tripling off the left centerfield wall in his first home AB.
Yeah, I was there too. That game was ass.
The only thing uglier than the Pirates Uni's was the score. One of the few times I left a game in the 4th.
Yes son. I'm the best mono-thingy guy there ever was.
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by Grotewold » Wed Dec 16, 2009 16:45:09
stevelxa476 wrote:phatj wrote:herewego2-6 wrote:Grotewold wrote:Six years ago I went to opening day and saw Joe Roa.
Good Lord, I remember that. I was sitting up in the 500 level freezing my tuchas off.
I remember Reggie Sanders hitting a grand slam in the first inning and Jim Thome tripling off the left centerfield wall in his first home AB.
Yeah, I was there too. That game was ass.
The only thing uglier than the Pirates Uni's was the score. One of the few times I left a game in the 4th.
It was brutal. Cold swirling winds, the Vet, etc.
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by stevelxa476 » Wed Dec 16, 2009 16:45:25
Now the real question begins, what number is he going to wear?
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by cartersDad26 » Wed Dec 16, 2009 17:12:10
Grotewold wrote:stevelxa476 wrote:Now the real question begins, what number is he going to wear?
6MM
Phillies.com has an add for customizing a jersey to Halladay 34 - so I assume 34.
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by Eem » Wed Dec 16, 2009 17:34:09
Here's an interesting, meaningless fact. The Phillies have arguably the three best pitchers ever chosen #17 overall of all time.
1995: Halladay
1998: Lidge
2002: Hamels
Other possibilities: Cal Eldred, Charles Nagy, Dennis Rasmussen
1995: Halladay
1998: Lidge
2002: Hamels
Other possibilities: Cal Eldred, Charles Nagy, Dennis Rasmussen
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by philliesphhan » Wed Dec 16, 2009 17:52:09
Rococo4 wrote:we really gave up a lot.
He's pretty good
"My hip is fucked up. I'm going to Africa for two weeks."
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by kenrosenthal » Wed Dec 16, 2009 17:54:29
FTN wrote:i hope MLBN or ESPN News covers the presser
its on csnphilly.com
''I don't know what was harder - that (Phillies lineup) or the All-Star team lineup,'' Haren said.
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