Argghh
I was moaning to Amato this afternoon that I just knew Ryan Howard would lose tonight’s game for us, I just knew it. He said nah, you got Halladay, the Phillies will be fine.
But as a lifelong Philadelphian, I have a finely-calibrated nose for the stench of collapse. Oh well!






12:35 am
Don’t be so hard on Howard. His ground-out was only one of 27 outs Chris Carpenter tallied without allowing a run to score. As disappointing as it is, it was just one of those games where the pitcher would not be denied.
7:16 am
It’s just sports – a pasttime to distract you from how awful things really are. There are far more important things to be upset about, but i understand.
8:02 am
Football !! Hockey !!! Once more unto the breech, dear friends, once more.
9:06 am
I’m sorry for your Phillies’ loss. So close….
9:57 am
Hey Suze, you wanna talk about STENCH???? Did anyone notice what happened to the Braves here in The ATL……………………..AAAArrrrgh!
10:18 am
My first thought was that a disgruntled Phillies fan had shot the scapegoat.
10:33 am
Good pitching generally beats good hitting. And RH was the perfect one to end the game, seeing as how he couldn’t buy a hit against any pitching. Halladay was great; Carpenter was a bit better.
I thought the World Series would be the Yanks against the Phillies. I bet the Yanks and the Phillies thought the same. (I’ve been a Yankee fan for some 60+ years, since I was a little kid growing up on Long Island, so I do empathize.)
IMO, the teams with the fire in their bellies won. What next? The Rangers better watch out. They are not a sure thing, not the way things have been going.
11:57 am
They never shoulda played on Yom Kippur.