Phillies Sweep Reds And Move On To NLCS
Cole Hamels mowed down the Reds and the Phils advance to their third-straight NLCS
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Cole Hamels mowed down the Reds and the Phils advance to their third-straight NLCS
Charlie Manuel and the Philadelphia Phillies need just one more win to return to the NL championship series.
The "fighting" Phillies successfully dug themselves out of a score of 4-0, taking advantage of major errors made by the Reds late in the game.
The Phillies took advantage of four Reds' errors to win Game 2 of the National League Division Series.
More than 40,000 people were on hand Wednesday night at the Phillies' ballpark to witness Roy Halladay's historic no-hitter. But only one of those fans can claim he witnessed the only other no-hitter in postseason play -- back in 1956.
The Big Talker 1210 WPHT, the flagship station of the Philadelphia Phillies, will re-broadcast Roy Halladay's post season no-hitter on Saturday, October 9th at 7PM.
Game One was historic. But tonight the Phillies turn the page and play Game Two of their National League Division Series against the Reds.
Taking their lumps in Philadelphia City Council today were two members of Cincinnati's city council who had suffered through the Phillies' win last night in the playoff opener.
People who work in the Philadelphia restaurant industry say that when the Phillies play, they do better economically.
"I was going in the cage earlier and you could just tell from watching it on the TV, how his stuff was cutting and sinking and just doing all this crazy stuff. So I knew it was going to be a fun time."
He's quickly becoming the voice of sports history in Philadelphia.
Phillies fans can't believe what they just saw -- another no-hitter thrown by ace Roy Halladay.
Roy Halladay joined Don Larsen as the only pitchers in Major League history to throw postseason no-hitters
Nutter says the Major League Baseball commissioner's office seems to be favoring the Yankees, whose game starts later.
Phillies third baseman Placido Polanco is out of the starting lineup for Game 1 of the NL division series because of a sore back.
