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Final Call Rounds – September 4th
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The Phils have licked their wounds, the Mets have cowered in
fear and now the three game set we’ve all been waiting for has arrived.
Phillies – Mets, with New York
having the power to break the spine of the NL East Champions and the Phillies
having the chance to break the spirit of the NL East runner-ups.
Game one begins with each team throwing one of their hottest
starters – Mike Pelfrey (13-8, 3.66) for the Bad Guys and Brett Myers (8-10,
4.40) for Philadelphia.
Myers, who is 5-1 with a 1.42 ERA in his last seven starts
while Pelfrey has gone 3-0 with a 1.71 ERA and two complete games over his last
four. It’s do or die time, first time is
scheduled to come in at 7:05.
Notes
- Carlos Delgado - who missed last season’s pennant race with
an injury – has 14 homers and 44 RBIs in 44 games since the All-Star break. - Five of Ryan Howards‘ major league leading 39 homers have
come against the Mets - Jayson Werth played all three outfield positions Wednesday.
He started in center, moved to right and finished up in left. - Disabled Billy Wagner may pitch Sunday in a Brooklyn
Cyclones game. He could be back as early
as last week - The next bag Jose Reyes steals with set the Mets’ record
- The Mets have already won the season series from the
Phillies. They’re currently up 10-5. The
Phillies won last season’s set 12-6.
Local Blog Rounds, ATJ
Phillies
Tim Malcolm at Phillies Nations looks at the Phillies who
might, could, and should bring home gold gloves. There are some surprises there. My two thoughts: Utley and that’s it,
although if Tejada gets it over JRoll I’m officially freaking out.
Eagles
And Hugging Harold Reynolds Tortures Me (a guy who has Brady
on both of his fantasy teams)
The Turf Show Times (Rams’ blog) gets Bleeding Green Nation to break down
the Birds
Sixers
Sixers Journal takes Stefanski to task for the Marshall signing
And SixerSoul wants to know what excites you
Flyers
Nothing, step it up Flyers’ bloggers.
