The Philadelphia Phillies and Ira Riklis

• Williamsport Color Guard Makes Debut Appearances – The Crosscutters and Spikes are the Single-A short-season affiliates of the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pittsburgh Pirates, respectively. Friday’s home opener at Williamsport found the Crosscutters beating the Spikes 5-3. …

• Watch Washington Nationals vs. Philadelphia Phillies Live Online … – Watch Washington Nationals vs. Philadelphia Phillies Live Online Stream Nationals vs. Phillies Live (Not Free at MLB.tv) Washington Nationals vs.

• Philadelphia Phillies: Red-Hot Team Making Its Own Luck…Lots of It … – Uh, one problem, Geovany—you forgot the ball… When things are going well, this is the kind of stuff that happens. Obviously things are going really well for the Phillies right now: good defense, timely hitting, and absolutely …

• MLB Free Pick – Washington Nationals vs. Philadelphia Phillies … – Dave weighs in with his MLB Free Pick for tonight. It’s the Washington Nationals vs. Philadelphia Phillies matching up at Citizens Bank Park.. The Phillies listed as 380-moneyline favorites…

• Philadelphia Phillies are hottest draw in town | The Daily Caller … – The Phillies have sold out just over half of their 539 regular-season dates since the current ballpark opened.

• SportsAgentBlog.com | Sports Agent News – Channing Crowder Kills Me – I have a bunch of stuff to post, but I had to let it all slide for a couple hours in order to share this amazing story from the Palm Beach Post. It highlights my boy, Channing Crowder (former Florida Gator and current Miami Dolphin), …

• SportsAgentBlog.com | Sports Agent News – The Primary Cut – Fifth installment of The Primary Cut – weekly insights from the world of golf player management and other golf-related industry and player news. 1. One strike and you’re out? The PGA Tour plans to start its new drug-testing program as …

• Crashburn Alley » Blog Archive » Conlin’s Losing Numbers [UPDATED … – Despite his defensive contribution being backhanded by Red Sox front office stat man Bill James – baseball’s most influential cybergeek – the league’s managers and coaches awarded him a Gold Glove. Apparently, James decided that a Range …

• local lives – nowpublic’s leonard brody’s a smart guy but i think he’s full of gas when he says that local doesn’t matter. he told liz gannes at gigaom: “i not a believer in local anymore,” said brody. “i used to think that hyperlocal was what …

• Language Log » “Why can’t us?” – previous post | next post ». People here in Philadelphia are excited about the fact that our baseball team, the Phillies, will be in the World Series for the first time since 1993. And one outlet for the high spirits is a really …

• Language Log » Phinallie – previous post | next post ». Yesterday afternoon, as I tried to stay warm on the sidelines of a junior-high soccer game, another father and I discussed the upcoming continuation of the fifth World Series game, suspended in a 2-2 tie by …

• Language Log » If and some – previous post | next post ». Last night, I got back from England in time to be faced with a dilemma: the third presidential debate between Barack Obama and John McCain, starting at 9:00 p.m., conflicted with the fifth game of the …

• Post Blog » Blog Archive » Pair of Bobcats drafted – The Philadelphia Phillies drafted Ohio center fielder Gauntlett Eldemire in the sixth round with the 201st pick in the 2010 MLB Draft. The Cincinnati Reds took left fielder Robert Maddox III 12 rounds later in the 18th round, …

• InfoTech & Public Policy » Blog Archive » The Right to Watch Major … – Baseball season is rolling around, and I want to watch Philadelphia Phillies games. I wish I could watch on television, but Phils games are televised on the Philadelphia cable channel Comcast Sportsnet, and we don’t get that channel here in central Jersey. An alternative I would love to take advantage of would be the service offered by MLB.

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