Gamenight: Phillies (18-14) At Diamondbacks (21-10)

Posted by Tim Malcolm, Mon, May 05, 2008 07:55 PM

It’s a possible playoff preview at Chase Field tonight, as the Phils and Diamondbacks open a four-game set. It’s arguable the Phils and D-Backs are the top two teams in the National League this season; both teams feature strong pitching and a good offense. While the D-Backs are a little younger, the Phils carry a very experienced team.

Tonight it’s very much youth vs. experience, as the D-Backs throw rookie Max Scherzer out there against the Phils’ Jamie Moyer.

Phillies: Jamie Moyer (2-2), 5.11 ERA
Diamondbacks: Max Scherzer (0-0) 0.00 ERA

Gametime: 9:40 p.m.
Weather:
82 degrees, sunny
Lineup:

MLB TV
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Your gamenight beer: It’s the first really hot weather the Phils will enounter in 2008, so you need a nice, cold beer to keep you chilled. And since it’s Cinco de Mayo, I mean, let’s be real: You need a Corona. Eat some nachos, hombre.

Go Phillies!

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14 Responses to “Gamenight: Phillies (18-14) At Diamondbacks (21-10)”

  1. Mike T. Says:

    We need the bats tonight – Scherzer is an un-scouted beast.

  2. Mike T. Says:

    Go Phils.

  3. Brian Michael Says:

    how did the phils score their first run?

  4. Paul Says:

    Howard Sac Fly scored the first run.

  5. Geoff Says:

    sherzers eyes are two different colors. hes a wild eyed lunatic. hes touched 100 a few times already. of course we dont have anybody like this we can just casually bring up in may and plug right in there. moyers pitching well so far and i still find it painful to watch when hes out there

  6. Geoff Says:

    he has control issues though and the phlilies are knocking him around now because of it. hard thrower though probably better suited to be a closer when he matures.

  7. Geoff Says:

    unless he develops better off speed pitches

  8. Julie Says:

    Moyer with the double!

  9. dan Says:

    Jamie Moyer- Man or Machine?

  10. ryan Says:

    where’s harry the k at?

  11. Paul Says:

    Moyer sure pitched well tonight, and a couple of hits to boot. 7 IP, 2 ER, and 0 walks.

  12. Mark Says:

    Way to go, Jamie!

  13. Brian Michael Says:

    Harry is in North Carolina being elected into the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame – a well-deserved honor.

  14. Bill Renshaw Says:

    Adam Eaton once again confirms status of Steve Jeltz award winner .WAlking Randy Johnson….. cant let that happen!

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