Philadelphia Inquirer 3 weeks ago

Bob Ford: Phillies' future hinges on Hamels

If the Phillies are going to get back to the World Series in 2010, they will need Cole Hamels to pitch like Cole Hamels and quit channeling his inner Tyler Green. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer

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  1. If we get Cole Hamels pitching back where he was, we'll have a pretty unbelievable No. 1 and No. 2, really
    – Ruben Amaro Jr. SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 3 weeks ago
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    – Ruben Amaro Jr. SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 3 weeks ago
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  4. We are deciding whether picking his option up is best suited in trying to move forward ... He had a solid year for us. I like the man personally ... he's a great person and a great teammate. But I also believe in trying to improve, and sometimes a little change can be for the better. That doesn't necess...
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