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Cliff Lee got picked off first, Erik Kratz tied the game with a homer and Freddy Galvis hit one of his own to cap a thrilling, 3-2, Phillies walk-off win.
Carlos Ruiz left the Phillies' series finale against the Reds after he suffered a hamstring strain, while Ryan Howard sat out with a sore left knee.
The Phillies continued their home success against the Reds, Ben Revere tied a career-best for hits in a game and Michael Young made his first start at first base this season.
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3dNews and notes from around baseball, including Braves reliever Jonny Venters' second career elbow surgery.
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3dComments (15)The Phillies are 3½ games behind the Braves and haven't been .500 since April 14, but they believe they're finally beginning to get it together.
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3dComments (25)The Phillies on Thursday announced that Roy Halladay underwent successful arthroscopic surgery and could begin a throwing program in July.
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3dSome things have gone as planned, but many haven't through 41 games. Let's take a look at three positives and three negatives as we sit here on May 16, starting with the good.
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4dComments (2)Former Phillie Raul Ibanez hit a grand slam and two-run homer Wednesday night to help the Mariners rout the Yankees, 12-2.
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4dComments (23)Four Phillies -- including Cliff Lee, Ryan Howard and Cole Hamels -- were recently ranked in Sports Illustrated's "Fortunate 50" but that doesn't necessarily mean the team is fortunate.
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4dComments (20)Cole Hamels' location continued to be an issue on Wednesday afternoon, as he was roughed up in the Phillies' 10-4 loss to the Indians.
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Tuesday vs. Cleveland, Roy Halladay allowed eight runs in an outing less than four innings for the first time since May 2000, also vs. the Indians.
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