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    It's pretty cool ... To be young together and think about being in a World Series, and now, here we are. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal
    It's pretty cool ... To be young together and think about being in a World Series, and now, here we are.
    Joe Blanton – Joe Blanton SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
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  1. Greg Dobbs update: Thomas Jefferson Hospital, Rm. 906, visiting hours 6-8 p.m. Please be advised to wear a mask!
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
  2. It's been a while ... It's one of those, I mean, people change from year to year. There's a little bit you can draw from it, but it's not like you say, 'I did this then, and that's going to happen again.' That's not necessarily the case.
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
  3. I still had plenty of time
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
  4. Our scouts do a great job ... They spend a lot of time, and they study the teams. They've given us good reports. With the information that we carry and that we have and the experience that we've had with some of the teams we've played, that comes into play. I can't say enough about our advance scouting....
    Charlie Manuel – Charlie Manuel SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
  5. Maybe I'll get lucky again ... But the odds of lightning striking twice aren't very good.
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
  6. I think Blanton fits for us because I think we want to keep Happ right now in the bullpen, especially kind of in the middle where he could throw some innings. Also, Joe pitched last year in the World Series, and he's got more experience.
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago
  7. Good pitching. I mean, you can't expect guys to hit a home run every day and to get two hits every day. You make your pitches, in most cases, you've got a pretty good chance to get a guy out.
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 3 weeks ago

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