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Old 11-04-2009, 01:05 PM
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Big game tonite. And while I like our chances.. I dont like how the media is really picking the Phillies tonite. So we will probably lose.

Hope Pedro stays hot in that cold weather!!

just like last game, g/l but not really..

the yanks adjusted well to lee 2nd time , i would think they would hit pedro better tonight but don't know if it will be eneough
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:06 PM
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the yanks adjusted well to lee 2nd time , i would think they would hit pedro better tonight but don't know if it will be eneough
Hey Gales, how disappointed would you be as a Yankee fan, if they dont get this title? Would this be worse than 04? Worse than not being able to beat the Marlins in 03?
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:13 PM
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Hey Gales, how disappointed would you be as a Yankee fan, if they dont get this title? Would this be worse than 04? Worse than not being able to beat the Marlins in 03?

'04 was bad but it was stil the ALCS and we still would have to win 4 more games against the Cardinals and we lost 2 games with our best player on the mound - rivera

'03 was tough to take but the way Beckett shut them down in game 6 you just tip your cap to him and say he beat you

this would be a bitter pill to swollow .... pedro is 38 , the phillies don't have much of a bullpen to speak of so if it doesn't happen tonight and then we lose a game 7 to a hamel/happ combo it would be tougher to take then either of the above
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:19 PM
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'04 was bad but it was stil the ALCS and we still would have to win 4 more games against the Cardinals and we lost 2 games with our best player on the mound - rivera

'03 was tough to take but the way Beckett shut them down in game 6 you just tip your cap to him and say he beat you

this would be a bitter pill to swollow .... pedro is 38 , the phillies don't have much of a bullpen to speak of so if it doesn't happen tonight and then we lose a game 7 to a hamel/happ combo it would be tougher to take then either of the above

I think if somehow the Phillies pull this off it will be even greater than last year. Last year was amazing because it has been my whole lifetime and I was finally able to celebrate something. Beating the Yanks in 7 would top that though. I just dont think that will happen. Lidge beating us was just the one thing we couldnt let happen this series and its already happened. Just think the yankees have this wrapped up.
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Old 11-04-2009, 02:58 PM
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I think if somehow the Phillies pull this off it will be even greater than last year. Last year was amazing because it has been my whole lifetime and I was finally able to celebrate something. Beating the Yanks in 7 would top that though.
I don't think so. Last year's was the biggest one for ya. This here is just normal greed. When you're a fan, you want to win them all, but that 1st one is the sweetest. Even though this is the more hated fough than last year. That's the only time I went to one of those parades ('81.)
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Old 11-04-2009, 03:17 PM
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I don't think so. Last year's was the biggest one for ya. This here is just normal greed. When you're a fan, you want to win them all, but that 1st one is the sweetest. Even though this is the more hated fough than last year. That's the only time I went to one of those parades ('81.)
I dont agree. Last year the Phils beat a fruitless Tampa team. They had the personality of a Geico commercial. This is the NY Yankees. I dont care if this is your 8th title in a row, when you beat the Yankees, it really means something. A la Boston in 04. Not because it was the first one in 100 years, but more so who we beat and how we did it in the ALCS.
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Old 11-04-2009, 03:29 PM
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I dont agree. Last year the Phils beat a fruitless Tampa team. They had the personality of a Geico commercial. This is the NY Yankees. I dont care if this is your 8th title in a row, when you beat the Yankees, it really means something. A la Boston in 04. Not because it was the first one in 100 years, but more so who we beat and how we did it in the ALCS.

I think if the Phillies went out and swept the Yankees last year would still be better.

but IF and its a huge IF.. we come back here and win in game 7 that just adds so much more to it being down 3-1 after game 4. Especially with the years ups and downs and the bullpen problems.. everything last year just seemed to go in our direction. While we had a much easier time winning the NL East this year.. those 18 blown saves were just one tough loss after another. I could just imagine how I will feel tomorrow if we win game 7 (if there is a game 7).. though I highly doubt its going to happen.

its all going to be a moot point though. thats my gut feeling.
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the yanks adjusted well to lee 2nd time , i would think they would hit pedro better tonight but don't know if it will be eneough

lee dominated game 5 until the 8th when his pitch count got to around 110. not dominate like he did in game 1.. but lee was very good. I expect the same from Pedro.. except for him more around 95 pitches.

Also we hit Pettite in game 3.. its Hamels that couldnt hold on to a 3 run lead. Pettite is Pedro's age going on very short rest. 3 days rest when he hasnt pitched lower than 5 days rest all year.

I think the "seeing the pitcher a 2nd time" goes in the Phils favor tonite.

If we make it til tomorrow its totally in the Yanks favor as Manuel will send out Crybaby Hamels.
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:23 PM
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lee dominated game 5 until the 8th when his pitch count got to around 110. not dominate like he did in game 1.. but lee was very good. I expect the same from Pedro.. except for him more around 95 pitches.

Also we hit Pettite in game 3.. its Hamels that couldnt hold on to a 3 run lead. Pettite is Pedro's age going on very short rest. 3 days rest when he hasnt pitched lower than 5 days rest all year.

I think the "seeing the pitcher a 2nd time" goes in the Phils favor tonite.

If we make it til tomorrow its totally in the Yanks favor as Manuel will send out Crybaby Hamels.

how does it not help the yankees at least as much as the phillies , explain that one to me , most of the yankee hitters had not seen pedro in a long time and he is a much different pitcher now than 3/4 yrs ago

lee was not as dominate in game 5 as game 1 , there were better ab's by the yankees and more hits , more runs etc , they didn't touch him in game 1
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:28 PM
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how does it not help the yankees at least as much as the phillies , explain that one to me , most of the yankee hitters had not seen pedro in a long time and he is a much different pitcher now than 3/4 yrs ago

lee was not as dominate in game 5 as game 1 , there were better ab's by the yankees and more hits , more runs etc , they didn't touch him in game 1

i said how it helps the Phillies more. Pedro is on full rest and Pettite is on 3 days.. he hasnt pitched on 3 days since 2006. that is where it helps the Phills more and thats the only place it helps them more.

Not really anybody in history was as dominant as Lee was in game 1. so obviously he wasnt going to shut you out again (i know it wasnt a technical shut out but it was a pitching shut out as the 1 run was unearned).

Lee still pitched a very good game, and he knows how to get out of an inning when guys get on base. It was only the 8th when Lee got tired you guys really started hitting him.
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:32 PM
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i said how it helps the Phillies more. Pedro is on full rest and Pettite is on 3 days.. he hasnt pitched on 3 days since 2006. that is where it helps the Phills more and thats the only place it helps them more.

Not really anybody in history was as dominant as Lee was in game 1. so obviously he wasnt going to shut you out again (i know it wasnt a technical shut out but it was a pitching shut out as the 1 run was unearned).

Lee still pitched a very good game, and he knows how to get out of an inning when guys get on base. It was only the 8th when Lee got tired you guys really started hitting him.

pedro technically is not on full rest either tonight
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:37 PM
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pedro technically is not on full rest either tonight
yes he is. 5 days

he pitched thursday. had off fri, sat, sun, mon, tue. Full rest magee. its also a huge difference between pettite's 3 days. especially since both are old goats.
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yes he is. 5 days

he pitched thursday. had off fri, sat, sun, mon, tue. Full rest magee. its also a huge difference between pettite's 3 days. especially since both are old goats.

look at tht gap he had between the end of the regular season and his playoff starts ...no way he is on ful rest
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