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Clay Buchholz is the pride and joy of the Boston Red Sox’ farm system. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Over the last couple of days, Jon Weisman of Dodger Thoughts has dived head first into the shark infested waters otherwise known as discussion of Chad Billingsley. Full Article at True Blue LA
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It's over. The best team in baseball in 2009 won the World Series, and for a fan of the New York Mets, it couldn't have turned out worse. Our two most-hated enemies facing off; it's amazing that I tuned in at all. Full Article at n+1
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Who do you think was the goat of the Yankees' loss to the Phillies in Game 1 of the World Series? Full Article at New York Daily News
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Rain and enhanced security for First Lady Michelle Obama shouldn't dampen Game 1 of World Series as Yankees and Phillies get set to battle in Bronx. Joe Girardi's Yankees look to stay on top of Phillies, weather Wednesday night at Stadium. Full Article at New York Daily News
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The never-say-die Philadelphia Phillies led the National League in walk-off wins en route to a World Series berth against the New York Yankees. Who will win the 2009 World Series? Full Article at New York Daily News
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Who will win the 2009 World Series? Pedro Martinez will let Phillies teammate Jimmy Rollins do all of the talking and prediction-making. Full Article at New York Daily News
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Kyle Drabek and Michael Taylor were the Phillies' organizational co-players of the year. Full Article at MLB.com
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Jays pitcher Roy Halladay delivers to the Tampa Bay Rays. (AP Photo/Brian Blanco) Alex Anthopoulos may be walking into the perfect storm. He has Roy Halladay out there. Available. Full Article at Canoe
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So, last week, the rumors resurfaced that the Phillies are still trying to acquire Roy Halladay from the Toronto Blue Jays, and the memories of the hours leading up to the trade deadline in July relinquished. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Few relationships in the game of baseball are more important than that which exists between a catcher and a pitcher, and for the Indians' Lou Marson and David Huff, theirs began in September when they became teammates for the first time. Full Article at Baseball Prospectus
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When the Phillies acquired lefty Cliff Lee in a trade-deadline deal with the Cleveland Indians, they got an American League Cy Young Award winner. What they'd really like to have a year from now is a National League Cy Young Award winner. Full Article at Philly.com
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Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. was on his way to Citizens Bank Park at 8 a.m. on Thursday to make final preparations for baseball's free-agent signing period, which got under way at midnight Friday. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
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Looking for a print version? Simply use your browser’s ‘Print’ command and a printer-friendly document will be generated automatically. There are two running punchlines in the NFL right now. One involves Al Davis of the Oakland Raiders. Full Article at The Badger Herald
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Want to know the most amazing stat of this postseason? It wasn't Cole Hamels' or Cliff Lee's ERA, or Carlos Ruiz's batting average, or Ryan Howard's RBIs in the first two rounds or strikeouts in the World Series. Full Article at Philly.com
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Just two months after pitching in the World Series, Benton's Cliff Lee and North Little Rock's A J Burnett are coming back home. They are on a mission. On December 5th, they'll make appearances for the Miracle League. Full Article at KTHV
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Zack Greinke's win of the 2009 Cy Young Award should be considered one of the best accomplishments in recent baseball history. The Kansas City Royals weren't a bad team in 2009, they were awful. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Cliff Lee, 2008 -- well, you know the story. Somewhere this streak has to end. Somewhere, like right now with 2009 AL Cy Young Zack Greinke, it's sure to end. "I hope so," the Royals general manager said with a chuckle. Full Article at CBS Sports
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Yesterday, I talked about one of the Cincinnati Reds trade candidates, Bronson Arroyo. Well today, I’ll talk about another Reds trade candidate, second baseman Brandon Phillips. Phillips has had a pretty interesting career so far. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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The 28 year-old Phillips batted .276/.329/.447 with 30 doubles, five triples, 20 homers and 98 RBI and stole 25 bases in 34 attempts this season. Full Article at Batter's Box
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PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 02: Cliff Lee #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies runs back to the dugout after he was taken out of the game in the bottom of the eighth innning against the New York Yankees in Game Five of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on November 2, 2009 in Phil...
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PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 02: Fans cheer on Cliff Lee #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies as he throws a pitch against the New York Yankees in Game Five of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on November 2, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 02: Johnny Damon #18 of the New York Yankees breaks his bat as he grounds out to first as Eric Hinske #14 scores in the fifth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies of Game Five of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on November 2, 2009 in Philadel...
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 28: (L-R) Cliff Lee #34 and Carlos Ruiz #51 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrate after their 6-1 win against the New York Yankees in Game One of the 2009 MLB World Series at Yankee Stadium on October 28, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 28: (L-R) Cliff Lee #34 and Carlos Ruiz #51 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrate after their 6-1 win against the New York Yankees in Game One of the 2009 MLB World Series at Yankee Stadium on October 28, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 28: (L-R) Carlos Ruiz #51 and Cliff Lee #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrate after their 6-1 win against the New York Yankees in Game One of the 2009 MLB World Series at Yankee Stadium on October 28, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 28: Starting pitcher Cliff Lee #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies picks up the rosin bag as members of the ground crew spread dirt on the mound against the New York Yankees in Game One of the 2009 MLB World Series at Yankee Stadium on October 28, 2009 in the Bronx boro...
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We had a good team, went to the World Series and got outplayed
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You're asking Cliff Lee to do something that he never did before ... We're also asking him to do it in a very big, important place, and that's in the World Series. I didn't have to think very long at all about that, and neither did [pitching coach Rich] Dubee.
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We've met each other over the years and became friends and stuff, but it's not very often two guys from the state of Arkansas make it to the big leagues, much less square off against each other in the World Series
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Seth Smith took some good swings off of Cliff Lee when we faced him in the regular season ... We give Smitty a shot at it today and give him four at-bats and see what happens. You move Carlos over to right field and you're still good defensively.
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I didn’t really know him growing up. He was a little ahead of me, but I knew who he was, obviously ... It’s not very often two guys from the state of Arkansas make it to the big leagues, much less square off against each other in the World Series. ... That’s going to be a neat deal for our state and goi...
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We’ve got to find a way to reverse that today and go out there and fight and remember the closer we get to the finish line, the harder things are going to get. The Phillies changed around their starting rotation this week. Pedro Martinez was bumped up a day and will start Wednesday and Cliff Lee will st...
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It's surreal. It's what you dream of as a kid, being on this stage ... I'm here in the World Series, and I'm having success. And it feels great.
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Of course, while the Lee-Sabathia matchup figures to intrigue most fans, it will probably be painful to watch for those in Cleveland. With both star pitchers approaching big paydays, the cost-conscious Indians dealt them away for packages of prospects. They can't be feeling too good about it
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I mean, they can't be feeling too good about it (in Cleveland) ... It's two guys they could have had on their team that are now on different teams facing each other in the World Series.
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I mean, they can't be feeling too good about it (in Cleveland) ... It's two guys they could have had on their team that are now on different teams facing each other in the World Series.
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You have to celebrate for winning the National League
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We're going to be up for a good challenge ... This offense is pretty powerful. The American League supposedly is a slugging league. this lineup matches right up with any of those teams. For us, playing American League-style baseball is not going to be that big a big deal. It'll be a little tougher on th...
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We're going to be up for a good challenge ... This offense is pretty powerful. The American League supposedly is a slugging league. this lineup matches right up with any of those teams. For us, playing American League-style baseball is not going to be that big a big deal. It'll be a little tougher on th...
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We play the game to be in these kinds of situations ... I'd trade my Cy Young Award to be able to pitch in these kinds of games any day.
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I haven't been told for sure, other than the fact that all the games are equally important ... It's an unbelievable opportunity. It's a chance for me to help a team potentially go back to back and reach the World Series.
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