Jack Redfern

Phillie Killer Miguel Rojas

They go to commercial and I guess stayed on air a little longer than Donahue thought. He says on mic “Ah, shit!” Nobody but me remembers this, but then again there’s a chance I may have been the only person in the world listening to a Temple football game at that time

My lasting memory of Harry Donahue is listening to a Temple football game I think during the 1990s, but can’t remember the exact year or opponent. Temple had the ball on the 1 yard line with the chance to go ahead late in the game, but lost a fumble and the opponent ran out the clock

Pierre Robert and Harry Donahue…what a terrible day for Philadelphia radio

Malloy was wearing sneakers…for sneaking!

First Eagles game I ever remember watching. I was 7. Didn’t know the fake kneeldown wasn’t a regular play!

That Temple game was unreal. One more win for bowl eligibility

Watching Temple-Tulsa. Tulsa has a defensive back named JD Drew. BOOOOOOO!

I remember a lot of people picked the Braves to win the realigned NL East going into 1994, but pretty much everyone that did had the Expos or Phillies as the wild card

Also the Expos had also finished second in 1992, albeit it was a distant second to the Pirates at the end of their early 90s run

They went on a hell of a run at the end of 1993. The Phillies were fortunate to have gotten so far ahead of them so by the time that September series in Montreal came around all they really needed to do was not get swept

Don Mattingly finally gets to the World Series. Didn’t even have to trim his sideburns to do it

Kurt Gouveia getting a hat on the ball to force the scoop and score. Nicely done

Was pretty amazing Lance Parrish managed to hang around as long as he did after the Phillies traded him

Many years ago, I found the program from my baptism lying around my grandparents’ house. I evidently was baptized on that same exact day. You’d think I would’ve turned out to be more religious…

Probably the worst I’ve felt about a Temple football loss since the 2016 Military Bowl (the one right after Matt Rhule left for Baylor). The Phillies and Eagles performances this week probably contributed to that, but I suppose it’s a sign that they’re finally headed back in a positive direction

The two games in Denver were excruciating, but the Phils won both. Game 4 was “Get me to the plate, boys”

Game 3 was originally scheduled for Saturday but was snowed out

Shit, I still thought that after the Kepler ball got away from Pages and Turner drove him in

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Ranger seems alright after taking a baseball in the groin. No sense leaving him out there though

I’m good with Alec Bohm getting a first inning RBI every night

The Phillies have won three 1-0 games in a season for the first time since they won that many in 2011. Last season with more was 2010, when they won six games by that score

National One-Hit Wonder Day

The top NL seed is all but officially out of the question, but the Phillies do have a magic number of 1 to wrap up homefield advantage in the World Series should they get there

But eventually people start to notice and finally a guy just yells out “Hey Bernie!” Sure enough, he turns around, gives a thumbs up and says “Ehhhhh, let’s go Flyers!”

It absolutely was Bernie Parent. In more ways than one. RIP Bernie

In 2008, I was at the Phillies home opener with my dad. We were in section 313. There was a guy a few rows in front of us who looked just like Bernie Parent. But we figured it wasn’t him, because why the hell would Bernie Parent be sitting up there?

According to this, also Charlie Morton, Mike Timlin, Willie Hernandez, Darold Knowles, Jerry Koosman, and Lew Burdette going back to 1955

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Johnny Podres if you want to count coaches

So obviously there’s Tug McGraw and Brad Lidge, but how many other pitchers have the Phillies had that recorded the last out of the World Series at some point during their career?

Can think of Kent Tekulve, Walker Buehler, and Jonathan Papelbon off the top of my head. Others?

This time last year, the Phillies had the Aramis Garcia Game and the Cal Stevenson Game.

Will we have a Donovan Walton Game on this homestand?

Will they show Phillies Clubhouse during the weather delay?