Phillies radio broadcast of JT's inside the park HR:
I would not have gotten this one if the question was who was the last Phillie in the 9 hole to hit a HR in a home playoff game:
Phillies radio broadcast of JT's inside the park HR:
I’m not that bent about their 3-8 streak at the most crucial time of the season. They’ve shown no ability to do anymore than be a couple of tune-up wins for St. Louis or Atlanta.
I remember that night very well. Some of the hardest hit balls I ever saw hit and that includes Mighty Joe’s shot. Howard’s had that sound you often don’t hear.
Sure. Like it all you want. This streak has been a big (pleasant) surprise. Very few saw it coming based on the regular season run-in.Is it possible to like this post more than once?? TIA
Congratulations to the Phillies. Clearly the better team as of late. Crazy that the 3rd place division team is the one left in the playoffs. Good luck against the West, hopefully not the Doyers.
I was shocked when you mentioned this. The fact that the LCS is a post 1968 construct and the past 50 years have seen the best of Phillies baseball is the result. Still, I am happy to have been alive for five pennants when earlier fans were assaulted with pathetic results for decades.You know what is crazy? Despite the fact that the Phillies have a long history of losing, there are only six teams in baseball who have made the league championship series more often than the Phillies.
Indeed! This is the Phillies' 10th appearance all-time. You could probably guess five of the six teams who have more, but the other team came as a surprise to me: a former Philly team, of course, the A's.I was shocked when you mentioned this. The fact that the LCS is a post 1968 construct and the past 50 years have seen the best of Phillies baseball is the result. Still, I am happy to have been alive for five pennants when earlier fans were assaulted with pathetic results for decades.
It is shocking how little the Braves have gotten out of their division title runs.
LA’s comments at the end are hilarious. Acuña did something (or, rather, didn’t do something) that a Little Leaguer would be reprimanded for by his coach.