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Chase Utley needs to kiss the Yankee Stadium dirt tonight. Enough is enough, already. I would never advocate throwing at somebody’s head, but there comes a time when you’ve got to make an insanely hot hitter like Utley squirm. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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NEW YORK -- The last second baseman to win a World Series MVP was also the last to win it while playing for the losing team: Bobby Richardson, who knocked in 12 runs in the 1960 Fall Classic for the Yankees. Full Article at MLB.com
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Chase Utley needs to kiss the Yankee Stadium dirt tonight. Enough is enough, already. I would never advocate throwing at somebody’s head, but there comes a time when you’ve got to make an insanely hot hitter like Utley squirm. Full Article at New York Post
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PHILADELPHIA — Phillies manager Charlie Manuel used to say that Kirby Puckett was his favorite player. And then he met Chase Utley. "The only thing Kirby might have on Chase is he's more flamboyant because he smiles a lot," Manuel said. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
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Chase Utley has tied a record with five home runs this World Series, including two Monday as the Phillies avoided elimination. Full Article at USA Today
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I don’t know if the hit batters were part of the Phillies’ game plan ... But you know what? Retaliate.
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We didn't accomplish our goal that we set out for the season, but we got to a spot where a lot of teams never get a chance to be. For that, we should hold our heads high ... We'll try to focus on next year, try to get ready this offseason, try to become the best players we can be.
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He did an unbelievable job ... Going into the Series, everyone questioned what was wrong with him and his struggles. And he showed the world how good a player he is, and what he loves to do, and why he is, to me, the best second baseman in baseball.
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He's the most prepared guy I've seen ... For instance, if you walk in there and he's the first guy that comes to the ballpark every day and you walk in there and you want to go eat lunch with him, he's going to tell you to go take a hike, that he's going to do his work, and I love that part about him.
