we interupt this weekend celebration to say (frank) Yeah Ruben

Joe Savery an Oakland A!!!!

- watsonnostaw

bro, i don't roll that way.

but i love you, jimmy. i understand my feelings now.

bro..

The Philadelphia Phillies will win the 2014 Major League Baseball World Series.

The Philadelphia Phillies will win the 2014 Major League Baseball World Series.
- Crimsoninja

can 85 wins even get them into the postseason?


also,
no chance. that's whatcha got.

can 85 wins even get them into the postseason?


also,
no chance. that's whatcha got.
- kicksave856

rank the 4 majors sports team in Philadelphia by order of greatest chance of a championship next

rank the 4 majors sports team in Philadelphia by order of greatest chance of a championship next
- watsonnostaw

flyers
flyers
flyers
flyers

flyers
flyers
flyers
flyers
- kicksave856

hope you enjoyed 2008

rank the 4 majors sports team in Philadelphia by order of greatest chance of a championship next
- watsonnostaw

Eagles
Flyers
Sixers
Phillies

hope you enjoyed 2008
- watsonnostaw

fer realz tho, i'll go with

eagles
flyers
phillies
sixers



the only reason i put the phils ahead of the sixers is because i just know the sixers are gonna suck all year and use those two draft picks on shawn bradley and sharone wright.

the phils will at least play around .500 ball for the forseeable future. the sixers will win 17-25 games a season every season for the rest of crims' life.

Jamie Moyer and Matt Stairs were introduced on Monday as Comcast SportsNet's new color commentary team for Phillies television broadcasts.

But they aren't the only voices being added to the network for the 2014 season. Consider them the table setters for the Hall of Fame cleanup hitter set to join the broadcast.

Mike Schmidt will join CSN's broadcast team this season for all 13 Sunday home games at Citizens Bank Park, the Daily News has learned.

Schmidt, a 12-time All-Star with the Phillies, will join play-by-play man Tom McCarthy and either Stairs or Moyer in a three-man booth for the home Sunday broadcasts. The entire broadcast team will work all nine innings.

Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez looking good, plan the parade

Phillies destroyed by Orioles, 15-4

I hope Ryne Sandberg resigns

Shortstop Jimmy Rollins isn't sure why he's been benched by the Philadelphia Phillies and says manager Ryne Sandberg still hasn't given him an explanation.

Shortstop Jimmy Rollins isn't sure why he's been benched by the Philadelphia Phillies and says manager Ryne Sandberg still hasn't given him an explanation.


- watsonnostaw

maybe it's because when you hit a pop up i run faster to the fridge for a beer than you run to first base, jimmy.

chump. dumb mother (frank)er.

pretty sure last year jimmy called him Ryno

heard him interviewed yesterday and he now calls him Ryne.


*tension

met my boy Tommy Greene this morning

met my boy Tommy Greene this morning
- Crimsoninja

did he shake your hand?

did he shake your hand?
- kicksave856

yup

yup
- Crimsoninja

glad to see you're getting better at that.

Jimmy Rollins was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in 1996, has played his entire career with the team and has won a league MVP award and a World Series title.

But there is strong sentiment within the organization that the Phillies would be better off trading him and establishing a new tone with a new shortstop, according to sources.

There is one major hurdle -- perhaps insurmountable -- to any potential deal, of course. Rollins has the right to veto any trade proposals, and he intends to stay. Rollins told CSN Philly on Sunday that he won't waive his no-trade rights anytime soon, indicating that he'd like to break Mike Schmidt's franchise record for hits. Rollins has 2,175 hits, 60 shy of Schmidt. Schmidt would still hold the Phillies white player hit record regardless of Rollins ego.

Rollins was benched on three successive days last week by Ryne Sandberg, who is entering his first full season as the Phillies' manager. The two talked and Sandberg downplayed the notion of a rift