Utley Took Batting Practice

Posted by Amanda Orr, Fri, February 20, 2009 10:19 PM

On Friday, Chase Utley stood in the batters box watching live pitches from Jamie Moyer.  Although he did not swing, it was known he had been swinging off a tee.  However, Utley broke news telling the media he took live batting practice on Thursday against the BP pitcher.  Until a coach told him, even Charlie Manuel was unaware.

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10 Responses to “Utley Took Batting Practice”

  1. the lopez! Says:

    look out tiger woods
    chase is teeing off

  2. asdf Says:

    sty

  3. Fred Says:

    come on the chase !

  4. Mazinman Says:

    If this guy makes it to the Opening day line up without any complications to his healthy then I am convinced he is not human.

  5. Derek Says:

    Although I’m a little biased because of the world series last year and this guy being my favorite player…if he’s 100% healthy by opening day and in the line up…..this guy deserves to be #1 on the all-time Phillies because of his approach to the game and gritty toughness (he really won’t and doesn’t, but I’m just more and more amazed everyday with this guy)

  6. Bruce Says:

    Yes Amanda, I read that about Utley in my morning’s newspaper while enjoying my cup of java (smile). I do hope that Utley is listening to his doctor and manager Manuel on how to complete his recovery. As mentioned by other posters here, Utley’s hip injury is not to be taken lightly and does require considerable amount of time (4-6 months depending on the player’s response) for complete recovery. There is no need to rush and risk further injury. As one said here, I rather see Utley go graduately and miss one month and return 100% then to start the season at 75%.

  7. Nationals#1 Says:

    it’s not the having him around at 75% that bothers me, it’s the fact that he coud be causing damage to the hip or potentially re-injure it. I mean it’s great that he’s recovering so fast but i get nervous everytime i read “utley is taking ground balls” or “utley is taking live batting practice”

  8. Manny Says:

    MVP 09?

  9. Tyler Says:

    i think theres a good possibility manny if he plays like he did last yr except at 100%… which would be even better

  10. Mark Says:

    Breaking News…..Utley just took a poop…

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