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Lidge Concedes That Opening Day Is Unrealistic

The Truth Behind Roy Halladay's Famous Cutter

Romero Throws Comfortably; Lidge On Deck

Domonic Brown Goes Deep Before Going Down

Hamels’ Body and Head in Good Shape

Fifth-Starter Intrigue Mounts as Moyer Struggles

Polanco on Knee Sprain: 'It's Nothing Bad'

Hamels and Drabek: Two Phenoms, One Mound

Moyer Shines; Lidge Passes Another Test

Chipper Jones Praises Phils as 'Awesome Team'

Dubee Says Romero a 'Long Shot' For Opening Day

Kendrick Continues His Impressive Spring

Aumont Improving; Victorino to Play Tuesday?

Lidge Ready to Face Hitters, But Remaining Cautious

Victorino Says He’s Almost Ready for Action

Hamels, Moyer Pleased With First Outings

Phillies Notes: A Nice Start for Kendrick

Halladay Impresses in Debut as Phillies Top Yanks

Phils Win Exhibition; Aumont Struggles in Debut

Halladay Ready For Next Step (the mound) as a Phillie

Victorino Resting But Should Return Soon

Happ Ready for Spring Opener; Victorino Out

Wilkerson Hoping for Second Chance with Phils

Victorino Experiencing Shoulder Soreness

Stronger Utley Making Sure Phils Seize the Opportunity

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College: Providence College
Joined CSN: 2009

Jim Salisbury covers the Phillies and Major League Baseball for CSNPhilly.com. He can also be seen on Comcast SportsNet.

Salisbury joined CSNPhilly.com in Dec. 2009, after 13 years at the Philadelphia Inquirer, where he covered the Phillies and wrote baseball columns. He has also worked for the New York Post, where he covered the 1996 World Series champion Yankees. He began covering baseball in 1988 for the Pawtucket (R.I.) Times. He is a member of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

Salisbury’s favorite Phillies memories include John Kruk finishing a morning radiation treatment then later that day smacking an RBI double in front of 58,000 at Veterans Stadium in his first at-bat of the 1994 season, and Matt Stairs’ tie-breaking, pinch-hit home run in the eighth inning of Game 4 of the 2008 NLCS.

Twitter: @JSalisburyCSN
E-mail: jsalisbury@comcastsportsnet.com

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