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Two keys to the Phillies' weekend series with the Nationals involve a slugger failing to drive in runs and a 'pen that can't retire left-handed batters.
The Phillies will face a slumping offense, but two young stud SPs in their first trip to the nation's capital. First up: Kyle Kendrick vs. Jordan Zimmermann.
The Phillies will face a very tough test in Jordan Zimmermann, whom they will face in the first game of their series against the Nationals.
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6dComments (1)The Phillies will continue their three-game series with the Cincinnati Reds behind Kyle Kendrick on Saturday afternoon.
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6dComments (1)Corey Seidman breaks down the fatal flaws that could come back to bite the teams vying for the NL Central crown.
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6dJustin Upton's grand slam lifted the Braves over the Dodgers, 8-5. Here's a recap of Friday's action around baseball.
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6dComments (5)The Phillies saw a familiar face -- Jonathan Broxton -- in the eighth inning and scored two runs with him on the hill in a 5-3 win over the Reds.
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6dComments (7)Charlie Manuel believes it's time for the Phillies to simply "shut up and play" to prove they can still win with this core of players.
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6dComments (15)The Phillies saw a familiar face -- Jonathan Broxton -- in the eighth inning and scored two runs with him on the hill in a 5-3 win over the Reds.
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6dComments (1)Mike Adams had an MRI on Friday that showed he's suffering from a mild mid-back strain, which could result in a trip to the disabled list.
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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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