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* Great job by The Post on your World Series coverage. The front pages of Shane Victorino in a skirt and Pedro Martinez crying for his "daddy" were tremendous, and your pullout section on Friday is a treasure! Thanks for your hard work. Full Article at New York Post
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Before we get into framing the Phillies' present and speculating on their future, let's get the second-guessing and if-onlys out of the way. The World Series swung on A.J. Burnett's performance in Game 2, it says here. Full Article at Lancaster Online
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HAD THE 76ers been able to play their second unit against the New Jersey Nets' second-teamers last night at the Wachovia Center, it wouldn't have been a contest. Full Article at Philadelphia Daily News
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Led by three members of the National League champion Phillies, 39 players declared free agency on Friday, bringing to 118 the total number of players who have declared in the first two days they were allowed to do so. Full Article at MLB.com
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Reasons the Yankees won should have accepted Lee's volunteering to come back in Game 4 vs. Sabathia. Manuel said Lee never had done it. Full Article at The Connecticut Post
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NEW YORK - Johnny Damon soaked it all in as he shared a float with first-timers Nick Swisher and Jerry Hairston Jr. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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There are no more games to be played this year, except for what will be rewound over eggnog and turkey legs until the spring thaw. Full Article at ESPN
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In today's paper we took a look at five questions facing the Phillies this offseason, starting with their projected payroll and ending with the rotation. Full Article at Philly.com
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There’s an old song that sums it up: After you go, I can catch up on my reading. And after you’re gone I’ll have a lot more time for sleeping. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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I was born in 1971. Full Article at National Post
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Last week, I wrote this somewhat silly Metro column about why Red Sox fans should root for the Phillies. I was being glib and slightly facetious. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The kings are dead. Pedro Martinez has re-discovered his daddy. The New York Yankees are World Champs. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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NEW YORK – He waited 10 years in his native Japan and spent six more seasons in New York dreaming of becoming a world champion. The New York Yankees Hideki Matsui holds the MVP trophy after Game 6 of the World Series Wednesday. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira earns his first World Series championship as a first-year Yankee. Teixeira says he doesn't care about his postseason statistics after the Game 6 win. Full Article at New York Daily News
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New York Yankees' Mariano Rivera celebrates after the ninth inning of Game 6 of the Major League Baseball World Series against the Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009, in New York. Full Article at Pocono Record
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Unless he's pitching against your favorite team, it's quite difficult not to be a fan of Pedro Martinez. Martinez is more than just a future Hall of Fame pitcher. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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The Yankees need to let Hideki Matsui go. They need to sacrifice their World Series MVP at the altar of youth, versatility and athleticism, and they need to make the designated hitter’s role a soft landing spot for other aging stars. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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NEW YORK -- The Yankees had just begun celebrating their 27th World Series title, and first in nine years (that's 63 in Yankee-drought years), when general manager Brian Cashman was asked about people saying his team bought a title. Full Article at AOL Sports
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After a night of revelry I was a one-man dogpile let's get straight to the opener of today's piece at Baseball Prospectus: Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter may be the Yankees for whom the spotlight shines the brightest, but it was Hideki Matsui who... Full Article at Sports Blogs
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There’s something endearing about the gunslinger who’s trying to make one more go of it. I think we all root for the great athlete at the end of his career trying to wring one last victory from an uncooperative body. Full Article at Columbia Tribune
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Philadelphia Phillies' Pedro Martinez, left, and Jimmy Rollins celebrate after the Phillies clinched the NL East title with a 10-3 win over the Houston Astros in a baseball game, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009, in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Pedro Martinez (R) and catcher Paul Bako (L), talk with umpire Bill Welke after hitting Atlanta Braves batter Yunel Escobar with a pitch in the third inning at their MLB National League baseball game in Atlanta, Georgia, September 19, 2009.
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Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Pedro Martinez (L), talks with teammate Jimmy Rollins after allowing a run to score by Atlanta Braves Garret Anderson in the second inning at their MLB National League baseball game in Atlanta, Georgia, September 19, 2009.
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Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Pedro Martinez (L) congratulates teammate Ryan Howard on his game winning RBI double against the San Francisco Giants during the sixth inning of National League MLB baseball action in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 3, 2009.
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NEW YORK - AUGUST 23: Pedro Martinez #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies throws a pitch against the New York Mets on August 23, 2009 at Citi Field in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City.
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NEW YORK - AUGUST 23: Pedro Martinez #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrates with first base coach Davey Lopes #15 after Martinez hit a RBI-single in the top of the third inning against the New York Mets on August 23, 2009 at Citi Field in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens bo...
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NEW YORK - AUGUST 23: Pedro Martinez #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies looks on against the New York Mets on August 23, 2009 at Citi Field in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City.
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ATLANTA - AUGUST 16: Pedro Martinez #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies chats with fans during the game against the Atlanta Braves on August 16, 2009 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.
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PHILADELPHIA - AUGUST 09: Starting pitcher Pedro Martinez #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies sits in the dugout during a game against the Florida Marlins at Citizens Bank Park on August 9, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Marlins won 12-3.
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PHILADELPHIA - AUGUST 09: Starting pitcher Pedro Martinez #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies sits in the dugout during a game against the Florida Marlins at Citizens Bank Park on August 9, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Marlins won 12-3.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitchers Cliff Lee (L) is joined by Pedro Martinez (R) after defeating the Colorado Rockies in their MLB National league baseball game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August 6, 2009.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee (L) is joined by as Pedro Martinez (C) as Lee receives congratulations from manager Charlie Manuel (R) after defeating the Colorado Rockies in their MLB National League baseball game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August 6, 2009.
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PHILADELPHIA - AUGUST 6: Pedro Martinez #45 Philadelphia Phillies walks off the field with coach Milt Thomson #25 after the game against the Colorado Rockies on August 6, 2009 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Phillies won 3-1.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Pedro Martinez, left, on a rehab assignment with the Double-A Reading Phillies, stretches with catcher Tim Kennelly, right, before a baseball game against the Trenton Thunder, Wednesday, Aug. 5 2009, in Reading, Pa.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Pedro Martinez, left, on a rehab assignment with the AA Reading Phillies, stretches with catcher Tim Kennelly, right, before a baseball game against the Trenton Thunder, Wednesday, Aug. 5 2009, in Reading, Pa.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Pedro Martinez (R) sits in the dugout with slugger Ryan Howard while playing against the Colorado Rockies during the first inning of their MLB National league baseball game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August 4, 2009.
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Clearwater Threshers pitcher Pedro Martinez, right, talks with Jon Velasquez prior to a baseball game against the St. Lucie Mets Sunday, July 26, 2009, in Clearwater, Fla. Martinez was making his first rehabilitation start since joining the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Clearwater Threshers pitcher Pedro Martinez, right, talks with Jon Velasquez prior to a baseball game against the St. Lucie Mets Sunday, July 26, 2009, in Clearwater, Fla. Martinez was making his first rehabilitation start since joining the Philadelphia Phillies organization.
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Newly signed MLB Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Pedro Martinez (R) answers a question as Phillies General Manager Ruben Amaro Jr. looks on during a news conference to announce the Martinez' signing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 15, 2009.
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Newly signed MLB Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Pedro Martinez arrives at a news conference to announce his signing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 15, 2009.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Pedro Martinez (R) and catcher Paul Bako (L), talk with umpire Bill Welke after hitting Atlanta Braves batter Yunel Escobar with a pitch in the third inning at their MLB National League baseball game in Atlanta, Georgia, September 19, 2009.
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I know they don't like the Yankees to win, not even in Nintendo games ... I'm pretty sure every Boston fan out there can feel proud. I'm going to give just the same effort I always did for them.
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That's why it was so important for the Phillies to get Cliff Lee and Pedro Martinez ... It just puts such a wear and tear on your body.
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What else would I want? I'm doing the job I love ... I'm doing something that not everybody gets to do. If you consider the fact that two months back I was sitting at home not doing anything, none of you were thinking of me whatsoever, none of you were asking me questions, and today I am here, probably ...
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Are pinstripes and Pedro Martinez really this fascinating or do the Tampa Bay Rays simply offer the mediocre sizzle of a Steak-umm?
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I would just have to thank God, not only for the opportunity but for keeping me healthy and blessing me and Andy ... I have such a long career and it's gone full circle, to be able to compete in a World Series, on one of the biggest stages and to just see two old goats out there doing the best they can ...
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If we faced Josh Beckett and Roy Halladay every game during the regular season, I don't think our offense would be the same ... We faced Cliff Lee and Pedro Martinez, two really good pitchers, the first two games. You're not going to score 10 runs a game off those two guys.
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Felipe and that group of guys – which now Pete Mackanin is one of my coaches and last year with Jerry Manuel (with the Mets) – that's where I think I developed myself as a player
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slumping outfielder ... is 10 for 27 in his career against Phillies starter Pedro Martinez.
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To have such a long career go full cycle and be able to compete once again in the World Series on one of the biggest stages
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Yankees should have Don Zimmer throw out the ceremonial first pitch for Game 2 when the Bombers take on Pedro Martinez and the Phillies
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Two months back, I was sitting at home not doing anything, none of you were thinking of me whatsoever ... None of you were asking me questions, and today I am here, probably pitching one of the biggest games ever in the World Series, two great teams with a whole bunch of legendary players.
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I love the Phillies story lines ... I hope it works out where it's Pedro Martinez coming back to the Bronx and if there's an athlete in baseball who I really love to see on the big stage and get more exposure it's Ryan Howard. He seems to be a great kid and a heck of a ballplayer.
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I know the Boston fans don't like the Yankees to win, even in Nintendo games
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I don't think you can go wrong with Pedro Martinez ... He's such a big-game pitcher. And then when you see what he did against L.A., he's pretty impressive.
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I look at this situation as a blessing ... I mean, what else would I want? I'm doing the job I love. I'm doing something not everybody gets to do. If you consider the fact that I was, two months back, sitting at home not doing anything. None of you were thinking of me whatsoever. None of you were asking...
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I hate the Yankees, but I'll be fair and give the Phillies two games. The Yankees have Mariano and the Phillies don't. The Yankees have A-Rod and the Phillies don't. And the Yankees always kill Pedro Martinez. The bottom line is if it's ninth inning and the Phillies are leading, Brad Lidge isn't getting...
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It wouldn't surprise me at all, I know they don't like the Yankees to win, not even in Nintendo games
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I think Pedro Martinez showed if you can change speeds and locate good, you can have success against them ... I think Blanton, not only is he a very aggressive pitcher, but he's that type of pitcher.
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When you mention Derek Jeter, you mention Alex Rodriguez, Teixeira, I see those guys as the future of the game, the next Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron
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I told J.A. yesterday that he was going to pitch Sunday, and when the game got called today, I think, if I'm not mistaken, it's been about 10 or 11 days since Pedro Martinez pitched in a game ... Also, the weather had something to do with it. Another thing that comes into play is the fact that Cliff Lee...
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I look at this situation as a blessing ... I mean, what else would I want? I’m doing the job I love. I’m doing something that not everybody gets to do. Two months back, I was sitting at home not doing anything. None of you were thinking of me whatsoever, none of you were asking me questions. And today I...
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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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I know they don't like the Yankees to win, not even in Nintendo games
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Unfortunately, I, personally, think the members of the team have a long way to go in this area. As The Star Ledger’s Brian Costa tweeted earlier , in between yesterday’s doubleheader, numerous Mets players surrounded a television. Rather than watching game tape to prepare for the game against Pedro Mart...
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I know that they don't like the Yankees to win, not even in Nintendo games ... And knowing that I am part of Boston … I've been a Montrealer, a Bostonian, and now a New Yorker, and somehow I might become a Philadelphian now — I'm pretty sure that every Boston fan out there can feel proud that I'm going ...
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