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By: Gabriel

Gabriel — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 16:54:24 +0000

i wish we could always be up 2-0 in the playoffs…
that seems to be the cure for negativity on these blogs hahah
brett brett brett… i knew he had it in him, i had all the faith in the world in the headcase.
i however did not know, that he was that saavy at the plate. what a night for him waggin that bat like he knew what he was doing… as soon i heard (again, no tv at work) the double play in the 1st i knew brett would be okay… i didn’t think he’d match king cole’s hits allowed but a win is a win is a win… keep em coming phils

By: Richie Allen

Richie Allen — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 16:26:08 +0000

You couldnt ask for a better christmas present than the way Myers pitched last night after the 1st inning….
I am pumped like almost everybody else on here…unbelievable…
I almost feel sorry for the brewers(but not really) ,they remind me of the Phils last year.

By: Geoff

Geoff — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 16:04:37 +0000

I was really nicely surprised at Myers performance. He turned himself around again and pitched good enough to secure the win. Everybody in baseball was waiting for CC Sabathia to meltdown after his great run, it was almost synchromystic in the way it went down too. The pitcher gets a 9 pitch walk and then he walks the bases loaded. The best pitcher in baseball looked tired and lost at times (not against howard and burrell though) and had serious command issues. Im surprised they didnt take him out of the game immediately after the Grand Slam, which was totally awesome. On TV it looked like he got jammed in on his hands with the pitch but it sailed really deep into the first level. Thats great though, everyone was waiting for the meltdown and the way it went down was absolutely great. The best pitcher in baseball…CHASED AFTER FOUR INNINGS!

Brad Lidge…MUCH MUCH cleaner save. I was very releived to see him go out there and blow away the side. Whew. Cubs lost, they look done too.

I feel very comfortable sending Jamie Moyer out there on another clinching day one week after the last one. Very comfortable. This team looks really solid right now.

By: Sct

Sct — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 14:57:56 +0000

From up in the rarefied air of the 400 level (our backs against the chain-link), I’m here to tell you that CBP was pretty high-energy — not just in the second inning, but all game. Felt great.

I was already feeling pretty good in the second inning before Myers came up. They had shown they could hit CC and were getting his count up, they had tied it with back-to-back doubles, Chooch had moved the runner, and the lineup was going to turn over for the third inning.

Then Myers started taking balls and fouling off pitches. I have NEVER heard a crowd cheer foul balls like they were two-run doubles like that, and I have NEVER heard a crowd work so hard to get in a pitcher’s head. I’ve also never felt like a crowd had so significant an effect on the outcome of a game as last night.

I am dying to know what Dubee said to Myers in the first. It’s like he went out to the mound and flipped a switch in Myers’ back. If you’d've told me (with the bases loaded, one out, and a run home in the first) that Myers was going to turn in seven innings of two-hit ball, I would’ve … well, I would’ve been very happy to hear it, but I wouldn’t have believed you.

Great game! Let’s nail it down tomorrow!

By: Wilson

Wilson — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 14:57:37 +0000

Tell Jamie Moyer I have a broom in my closet that he can use