drsmooth wrote:this probably deserves its own internet:
Phillies' Lee Had Offseason Side Muscle Strain
What is it the kids say? Oh yeah - Everything Is Ruined Forever
larryjhayes
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How worried should the Phillies be about Cliff Lee's sore side?
Feb 21, 2011 06:36 AM
BP staff member cidawkins
BP staff
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Thanks for the welcome. Regarding Cliff Lee, you shouldn't be too concerned. By all accounts it was minor and he is throwing in camp, just a little less than the others.
[/quote]ek wrote: Ryan Feierabend
FTN wrote: im a dick towards everyone, you're not special.
The Crimson Cyclone wrote:ek wrote: Ryan Feierabend
every year at spring training, with at least 2 or 3 people, I'm always wtf is this guy?
Vance Worley, RHP, Phillies
For now, the Phillies' rotation is four big stars and Joe Blanton, but there are plenty of whispers that the Phillies are looking to deal Blanton, who is owed $17 million for the next two years and could offer a solid starting option to some teams desperately in need. (Hello, New York!) Should that deal happen early in order to provide the Phillies with some financial flexibility this spring, Worley is the best bet to step in. A third-round pick in 2008 who made a pair of good big league starts last September, Worley's ceiling is that of a back-end rotation piece, but the good news is that he's already there as a strike-thrower with a deep but somewhat pedestrian arsenal.
Eem wrote:Joe
dajafi wrote:Earlier today I watched the "MLB's Greatest Games" feature on Game 5 of the 1980 NLCS. They had Bowa in the studio, and it was a great show.
But I saw someone in the Phils dugout in the footage of whom I have never heard, nor seen before--a guy wearing the uniform number 13 named "Wendell." A Google search yielded nothing. It wasn't Turk. I don't remember a coach of that name.
Anyone have any idea? This is going to torment me.