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 For the second straight day, Ryan hit a home run. But unlike Saturday night, the Phillies would emerge victorious over the Braves on Sunday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.
With the 5-4 win over Atlanta, the Phillies picked up just their second series win of the season.
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 A strong start early by David Buchanan saw the Braves' scoreless streak reach 20 innings, and the Phillies take a 2-0 lead into the seventh.
The Phillies would be unable to finish off the Braves, however, coughing up the lead in the seventh before eventually falling 5-2.  There it is folks, the long awaited Eagles 2015 schedule. We've known the opponents for quite some time now, but now we know when we play them. The darker font indicates a road game, while the white font indicates a home matchup.
This week on the podcast: Aaron Hernandez goes to jail, the NHL & NBA playoffs are on the horizon, T.O. weighs in on the 'is a hot dog a sandwich' debate & Ben tries out for Jeopardy.
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Episode 12 of the podcast. Full of miscellaneous goodness. Phillies, Flyers, summer beers, kickball, ballpark food & more.
I think the embedding actual worked this week, so the podcast should be right below this text. For now, the link is also below and we can always be found on the Podomatic app, just search 'broadstbeat'. http://broadstbeat.podomatic.com/entry/2015-04-08T19_54_39-07_00  When the Phillies signed Aaron Harang to a one-year, $5 million deal in late December, they were hoping for a veteran presence in the rotation that could eat some innings.
Harang did much more than eat innings in his Phillies debut Wednesday night, tossing 6 1/3 scoreless innings. The Phillies would get their first run(s) of the season in the game as well, as veteran Jeff Francoeur, who came to Spring Training as a non-roster invitee, smacked a three-run home run to center to give the Phillies the lead on their way to a 4-2 win.  …and they’re off…to a terrible start.
The Phillies kicked off the 2015 season this afternoon at Citizens Bank Park by getting absolutely romped by the Red Sox, 8-0. The Red Sox wasted little time getting to it against the Phillies, as Dustin Pedroia took just the fifth pitch of the game out of the park to put Boston up 1-0. |
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