Showing posts with label trades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trades. Show all posts

Friday, July 30, 2021

Inside Access: The Philadelphia Flyers' Summer of Change

A promising summer for the Flyers where trades and free agency is concerned. Chuck Fletcher has changed the roster and dynamics of the team. Both were necessary. 

The following transcript is courtesy of the Philadelphia Flyers media department.

Philadelphia Flyers President of Hockey Ops. & General Manager Chuck Fletcher

 

You signed Jones for two million. That’s the same amount Dallas signed Holtby for. What did you like about Jones over Holtby?

It was a really fast-moving market. There's a lot of teams looking for goaltenders. You look at as many situations as you can and find as many situations where the player has the same interest in you that you have in him. You make quick decisions. Martin Jones is a guy that has played really well in this league for a long time. The last couple seasons in San Jose haven't gone as well as he hoped, or the team had hoped. He has over 60 games of playoff experience. Again won 30 games in this league multiple times. He's only 31 years of age and perhaps as importantly as all of those points, he's very familiar with Kim Dillabaugh. He and Kim have a strong relationship. I think they both feel strongly that they can do the things they need to do to get Martin’s game going the way everybody would like to see it go.

 

Do you feel like you are done for the summer for the Flyers? Are there any other moves that you would like to make?

I'm not sure at this point. We're just going to take a deep breath. We’re going to engage a little bit more assertively in negotiations with Travis Sanheim’s camp and with Carter Hart’s camp. They're obviously two very important parts of our team. We'd like to lock those guys up, and then we'll see. I think it's important that there's some opportunity for young players to come in and compete for spots. The cap is always an ever-present challenge. We have a little bit of flexibility now to sign the players we need to sign and have a little bit of room left over. Maybe an opportunity presents itself that we can then pounce on.

 

What is the reason that you think Jones can turn it around this season? Is it mainly the relationship that he has with Dillabaugh?

I know he has a strong relationship with Kim. I think Kim knows his game and feels that he can work with him and help him get them back to where he was. This is a guy that's used to playing 60 games a year, so he's coming into a tandem situation now. I think there'll be opportunities here to get practice time and to work on things. Sometimes a chance to reset and recharge in a new environment is a good thing, too.

 

What went into the decision to bring Nate Thompson back this season?

Just some of the things we've felt we needed to address. He brings size and grit to our team. He is a good penalty killer. He's good on face-offs. He can play left wing or center and just provides us with more experience, more leadership, and more depth up front. It seems like every year if you don't add this type of player now, then you have to add it at the deadline. We just thought we'd get ahead of it and bring him in. We had a good experience with them before. We are excited to bring him back and Nate is excited to come back.

 

Adding guys like Yandle and Thompson and even Jones to an extent, these are players who’ve served in leadership roles in the past. Is this part of almost a culture change with your locker room?

The culture changes. I'm sure that that's part of it. Anytime you can add good quality people, good, experienced players who have been leaders on other teams, it's only going to enhance your leadership group. I think we needed a little bit more experience last year. I think we were a little young in certain areas and it really impacted our performance on the ice. First and foremost, I think these guys are players that can help us win games. They're good hockey players. We also do have a number of young players that are still developing their game and growing into bigger roles. When you surround them with good, experienced quality people, it will help in their development as well. I think just helps organization in general, not just the culture, but the talent, the development of our young players, the work ethic. These guys check a lot of boxes in a lot of areas.

 

Can you dive into Keith Yandle and how he fits into the D-corps?

I think he's perfectly complements our existing D corps. A left shot was something we felt we needed. Somebody to help with the powerplay. Keith is very good at moving the puck up the ice. He's got a lot of experience. Look, neither one of our special teams were great last year. We think we've added some things to help the PK. I think Keith in particular is somebody that can help quarterback the power play and bring another option for our coaches for the power play. I think we have several defensemen that can play on the power play. Keith has a pretty good skill set.

 

With you look at a goaltender struggling, and this applies to Carter last season too, when Jones had a bit of a downturn in San Jose, they had other quality goalies there too that seemed to struggle as well. How do you break down what is the team, what is the goalie and what is a combination between the two?

Well, it's a hard thing to do, but we saw it here last year too. Our goaltending numbers weren't very good. Our team defense wasn't very good. Really, it started up the ice. It was a full team effort, as I've mentioned several times. We didn't manage the puck well. We lost the third guy, lost our third forward all the time. We gave up too many odd-man rushes. We didn't defend well in-zone. We didn't kill well, and we didn't get enough saves. It was a combination. When you don't play well in front of your goaltenders, it makes life very hard on them. You can lose confidence. You start compensating and cheating in different ways. It’s hard to know. I can only speak to our situation. I can't speak to what happened in San Jose. I do know that if we defend better in front of our goaltenders, they in turn will play well and allow our players to be more confident too.

 

Does Keith Yandle’s presence almost augment Cam York’s development, allowing him to have a few more games in the AHL and not rush him?

Again, I think Cam’s play will dictate when he arrives in the NHL. What this move does is just give us more depth. You need a lot of defenseman to get through a season and this goes to our goaltending tandem, too. I think two seasons ago, we played 69 games, last year 56, and are going back to 82. It's a compressed schedule. It's a difficult schedule. We have a five game in seven nights stretch. We have 16 or 17 back-to-backs. All kinds of three-in-fours. We’re crossing the continent again. We're going to need a lot of bodies, and it's going to be an adjustment for the players going back to 82 games and with this type of compressed schedule. I think what we're trying to do as much as anything is add as many quality players as we can, knowing that you're going to need a lot more than 22 or 23 players to survive the season.

 

With Rasmus Ristolainen and Martin Jones, you guys are kind of betting that those guys are going to perform better in a different environment. Why are you so confident that this is the environment they’ll perform better because you guys kind of were the environment where guys didn't perform as well as they have in the past?

Two years ago, we were in a really good environment where players seem to improve and were better. We defended well. We believe in the players we have in our room and believe in our coaches. In particular with Martin Jones, again, I think the relationship with Kim Dillabaugh is crucial. I think coming into a situation where you have Carter Hart here as well. We have two quality goalies that can help each other, that can push each other. We have a very good tandem. We believe in our group. Time will tell, but we think these are quality bets to make.

 

How do you explain so many moves happening and making trades in the flat salary caps?

Yeah, we are seeing more and more trades where teams are attaching assets to players to move the money or taken back dead cap space. You need somebody that's pretty sharp with numbers and understanding the cap to make all this work. There seems like there's been a lot of activity today. I haven't fully wrapped my arms around everything because we've been pretty busy. There's no question there's a lot of teams that think they have a chance to win and a lot of teams are making bold moves to try to get better. That speaks to the parity of the league, and to everyone's belief that if you can add a piece or two, you can be right there. There's always optimism this time of the year. That's what makes it so much fun. It's a tough league.

 

In your mind, do you have an idea how you want these goaltenders to split the time?

I don't. That'll be up to Kim and Alain to get together and figure out what makes sense. Obviously, how the player’s performance and health will come into that. I don't know if it's possible to play 60 games, for a goaltender to play 60 games this year. I'm not sure if it's 16 or 17 back-to-backs. Our schedule changed a little bit at the end. It's five games in seven nights and three time zones I think we have at one stretch. Obviously one guy is playing three and one guys playing two there. It's just the nature of it. I'm sure when we get to the ‘22-23 season without an Olympic break, the schedule may have a few more breaks in it, maybe spread out a little bit better. This year is going to be a tough schedule. It'll be the first time in three years that we played 82 games.

 

With Kevin Hayes knowing Keith Jones so well and Justin Braun knowing Martin Jones, did you reach out to those players to get more information about those guys?

Obviously with Kevin Hayes and Keith Yandle, teams have been really trying to recruit him since he was bought out from Florida. There was a lot of interest in Keith. Certainly, Kevin was an important part of selling the virtues of coming to the Philadelphia Flyers. We're very pleased that Keith chose to come here over many other competitive offers and teams. The Martin Jones situation is a little bit different. He was only bought out yesterday. Again, there's a lot of teams looking for goalies, so it's one of those situations where you rely on your scouts. We obviously have very good information on Martin from Dean Lombardi and Kim Dillabaugh. We relied on that.

 

It is being reported that you signed Adam Clendening to a two-way. Can you confirm that? Are you expecting other potential veteran signings for the Phantoms, but also NHL depth?

Yeah, Brent's been busy. I think we've signed five or six today. I was hoping the release would come out. Yes, we have. We’ve signed Adam Clendening. I did sign this contract. We've agreed to terms with a few other players. Adam’s a guy with 90 games of NHL experience, can move the puck. He has some skill. He’s obviously a star at the American Hockey League level, but he can certainly play games in the NHL. With the skill set and the right shot, we thought that would be a real valuable type of guy to add to our organization.

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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Scott Hartnell Trade Sets Up Other Philadelphia Flyers' Moves



This week's Scott Hartnell trade (to the Columbus Blue Jackets for former Flyer R.J. Umberger and a draft pick) likely means that Philadelphia Flyers new general manager Ron Hextall will make more significant moves in order to fill a top-line forward position. Of course, Hextall's previously stated desire to increase team speed also means that at least one defenseman could be dealt as well.

I took the photo that heads this post during training camp last season. Hartnell was an affable person to talk with behind the scenes, enjoyed interacting with the fans, and helped the surrounding communities where he worked during his tenure with the Flyers (2007-2014). Everyone who got to know Hartsy surely wishes him well.  

The summer has just started and the NHL Draft will be held in Philadelphia at the end of this week. Another fact is that number 27 is primed to put his stamp on a team that seems bound to be in the playoffs again next season. 

As far as Stanley Cup dreams go, well, that's the ever-elusive dream. However, if anyone can will an organization toward the Silver Chalice, Hextall (1987 reference intended) can. This time, he controls more than just his area around the crease. And, his desire to generate a Philadelphia parade has obviously never subsided.

Social Media Friends: Invaluable, Important Resources

I adapted my old print (newspaper) skills to the online world on Labor Day weekend 2010. Since that time I've amassed over 4 million hits on my sports, news and interview features for a variety of online outlets. Social media connections (aka friends) have been the main factor driving this ongoing success. 

Exceeding expectations

Approximately four years ago I was hoping to find some way to develop an alternative income by using my current skills. The unexpected growth of where online writing has taken me in my career and my life can't be fully expressed within this digital space. Suffice it to say, I'm always amazed at how many regular readers of my features there are and where these individuals are located around the globe. What I've gained from these connections is immeasurable. 

Applying information to your own life

My advice to anyone who wants to try and actually earn a living by writing online (about any topic) is to first make, maintain and continue creating as many genuine social media connections as you possibly can. Doing so will take a great amount of time and consistent commitment. 

However, just as with real-life connections, these human links will begin to pay off in unanticipated ways. Most importantly, beyond any business pursuits, you will find that genuine friendships will result from social media pursuits. And the many great people who I've gotten to know since 2010 are certainly worth writing about.

Thank you  

Thank you to the thousands (yes, thousands) of people who I've interacted with directly through social media during this decade. Always remember that I will continue helping you, as you have helped me, whenever and however I can.

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This amazing real-life story remains within Amazon's Top 100 rankings this month (April, 2014). The book previously appeared within Amazon's Top 50, 40, 30, 20, and 10 illustrated children's books during the past five months. 

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50% of all proceeds from the sale of our book (in both print and ebook forms) are being donated to the Children's Alopecia Project (CAP).

What a ride

This incredible and unexpected ride began in the spring of 2011. By August 2013, the book was published by the Children's Alopecia Project in print form. We have been very pleased with sales of that edition. Use, or share, this link --->>Maddie: Teaching Tolerance with a Smile to purchase the printed book directly from CAP.

I published a special ebook edition within weeks of the print book release. After starting in the tens of thousands (in terms of Amazon's children's book rankings), Maddie broke into the Top 50 just prior to Christmas. It climbed through the 30s and settled in the upper 20s before breaking into the Top 10.  

Use, or share, this link --->>Maddie: Teaching Tolerance with a Smile to see a 'free-view' of the special ebook edition. 

I've included extra bonus features in this version that provide background information, extra photos, and illustrations. Each item helps to tell the complete story of this book's birth. 

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Here's a link to this great (print and online) article that the Reading Eagle recently published about our story Maddie: Teaching Tolerance with a Smile: Book chronicles Wyomissing teen's journey since being diagnosed with alopecia

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Thank you to Stacey Stauffer (Fox 29 Philadelphia). She interviewed Madison Woytovich, her parents (Jeff and Betsy Woytovich) and me about the latest chapter in this inspiring story. Here's a video link to Stacey's wonderful feature. 

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Feel free to click on any of my interviews with famous athletes and sports' personalities...

Martin Brodeur: Discusses His Record-Setting Shutout Total and Key Rivalries 
Jaromir Jagr: Current NHL Forward and Future Hall of Famer
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Postgame reflections 
Bobby Clarke: Philadelphia Flyers' Legend Talks Hockey
Ron Hextall Recalls His Greatest Season
Kerry Fraser: NHL Referee is Still Making the Right Calls

Vince Papale: Former Philadelphia Eagle/Subject of the Movie "Invincible"
Kevin Turner: Former Philadelphia Eagle Discusses ALS-Concussion Link

Ron Meyer: Blessed2Play Sports Talk Show Has Global Reach
Allison Baver: US Olympian Facing Every Challenge



Here's a selection of my interviews with broadcasters, actors, models and more...
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This mini-tome is a collection of stories and poems for readers who don't take themselves too seriously. I hope that you enjoy it and am always interested in your feedback. 

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Sunday, December 8, 2013

Baseball Winter Meetings: Trades, Free Agents and the Rule 5 Draft



The Winter Meetings serve as a great analytical time of year for all hardcore baseball fans. 

Emotional game

Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. knows that he needs to change the trajectory of his diamond contingent. 

My hunch (which is purely based on emotion, verses logical probability) is that he's trying to move more than one name player. Domonic Brown, or Ben Revere, could be packaged with Jonathan Papelbon in order to change the starting lineup/outfield and back-end bullpen dynamics. 

Kyle Kendrick and John Mayberry, Jr were offered arbitration, but can still be moved as part of any deal. 

With two free agents signed (Marlon Byrd and Carlos Ruiz), a left-hander for the bullpen and a supplemental outfielder could still be found on the open market. 

Of course, the Rule 5 draft is always offers the potential for a 25th man (or better) to be found...and for a questionable prospect to be lost as well.

Personal survival

Whatever the Phils top front office boss attempts to do will be in the pure interest of making the playoffs next fall. 

Amaro must feel that his corporate shelf life is about to expire if his team (and it is his team five years after Pat Gillick stepped aside) falters for a third straight season.

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3. Say what you mean with class 
Be honest in everything that you produce through social media. But, do it with class. Off-color language, self-centered promotion, and other low-level tactics rightly turn people off.

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Try writing about (and promoting) issues that are relevant, but aren't currently oversold. In other words, distinguish yourself through unique resolutions to common problems, new views of old subjects, or bold stances on the issues of the day.

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Use the same level of respect with any social media friend that you would use with a real-life friend. That approach will generally help you to expand your social media connections. Regardless of your original connection (family, school, work, church, civic group, sports team, social media link, etc.) with people, they'll know if you are genuinely interested in helping them and others, or not.

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Links to our illustrated children's book ...

Use this link --->>Maddie: Teaching Tolerance with a Smile to see a free preview of the Amazon eBook edition. 

50% of all proceeds from the sale of our book (in both print and eBook forms) are being donated to the Children's Alopecia Project (CAP).

Feel free to use, or share, this link--->>Maddie: Teaching Tolerance with a Smile to purchase the printed book directly from CAP.

I look forward to becoming friends on Facebook
Let's connect on LinkedIn and on Twitter @SeanyOB.

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Here's a link to this great (print and online) article that the Reading Eagle recently published about our story Maddie: Teaching Tolerance with a Smile: Book chronicles Wyomissing teen's journey since being diagnosed with alopecia

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Thank you to Stacey Stauffer (Fox 29 Philadelphia). She interviewed Madison Woytovich, her parents (Jeff and Betsy Woytovich) and me about the latest chapter in this inspiring story. Here's a video link to Stacey's wonderful feature. 

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Amazon.com is the number 1 online publishing platform in the world. That's why I used it to publish my first ebook: 

This mini-tome is a collection of stories and poems for readers who don't take themselves too seriously. I hope that you enjoy it and am always interested in your feedback. 

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Feel free to click on a selection of my interviews with broadcasters, actors, models and more...

Martin Brodeur: Discusses His Record-Setting Shutout Total and Key Rivalries 
Jaromir Jagr: Current NHL Forward and Future Hall of Famer
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Postgame reflections 
Bobby Clarke: Philadelphia Flyers' Legend Talks Hockey
Ron Hextall Recalls His Greatest Season
Kerry Fraser: NHL Referee is Still Making the Right Calls
Visit my Examiner Contributor Page
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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Philadelphia Phillies Offseason Moves: Trades and Free Agent Signings


Headline Topic: Phillies

With Ben Revere and Michael Young being obtained, Amaro signed Mike Adams and John Lannan as free agents. Both men bolster the pitching staff. 

Adams surgery caused his numbers to decline last season, but if healthy he should be as consistent as Ryan Madson once was. That is major news and could mean that 2013 looks far different than 2012 did. 

We mustn't forget that the Braves are no slouches and that the Nationals will have one Mr. Strasburg for a full season. 

The Phillies should play somewhere between their 2011 and 2012 regular season selves in 2013. If that will be enough to make the playoffs is yet to be seen.
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My new eBook: Readers Who Have No Time for Words is now available on Amazon.com. These stories were specifically written for people who like to read, but don't have much time to do actually do so. Humor, horror, mystery, adventure, travel, sports and a few selected stories are all wrapped inside this mini-tome. Thank you for considering this download.
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Classic Headline Topic: Bernie Parent interview

Based upon strong response, I'm re-posting the links to my series about interviewing Bernie Parent. 


Here is a link to Part 1 in my series about that interview: 
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Meeting a Legend  

Here is a link to Part 2 in my series about that interview: 
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Pregame Preparations

Here is a link to Part 3 in my series about that interview:
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Postgame Reflections

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Classic Headline: Three Flyers' Legends

Each of these Flyers' legends (Brian Propp, Dave Poulin and Tim Kerr) deserved their own feature article:

Here is a link to the story about Propp: 

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Classic Headline Topic: MMA Phenomena

I encourage fans of any sport to attend one of these events when you can. The excitement of the crowd and the efforts of the fighters will likely win you over to this superb athletic adventure.

Here is my most recent feature article about a live XFE Cage Wars event that I attended.
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The Always Fashionable Biana DeMarco

Broadcast Journalist Erin Como Reveals Her Model for Success
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Baseball cards

For those of us who are old enough to remember
When Baseball Cards were King, the spring is always a special time of year.

Bygone days spent with elementary school days and family members opening packs of Topps cardboard gold never truly fade away.
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Millions of hits have been recorded for my Yahoo Sports, Interview and News articles since 2/1/11. I'm grateful for all of them. Every click has helped my freelance position to be a better one. 

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Philadelphia Phillies Sign Two Free Agents


Headline Topic: Phillies + Free Agency

Mike Adams is a decent pickup. He seems to have slowed down last year, which is something that many guys in their mid-30s do. But, he's better than what they had last season and hopefully will be an effective setup man next season. 

Lannan is a warm body that throws with his left hand. This was purely a depth move. The fact that this veteran couldn't break the Washington Nationals' rotation last season and spent time in the minor leagues is somewhat concerning. 

The Phillies are taking the Nats castoffs now. Didn't that used to be the other way around?
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My new eBook: Readers Who Have No Time for Words is now available on Amazon.com. These stories were specifically written for people who like to read, but don't have much time to do actually do so. Humor, horror, mystery, adventure, travel, sports and a few selected stories are all wrapped inside this mini-tome. Thank you for considering this download.
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Thank you for visiting my blog. If there is any way that I can help you, feel free to connect with me and let me know:

Add me on Facebook and follow me on Twitter @SeanyOB

Visit my Yahoo: Contributor Page where my entire portfolio over over 1,300 sports, news, interview articles and other special features can all be seen.

--->>>I'm especially thankful to every social media friend who have helped me to become one of Yahoo' top 100 writers (in total hits) among it's approximately 600,000 contributors.
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Classic Headline Topic: Bernie Parent interview

Based upon strong response, I'm re-posting the links to my series about interviewing Bernie Parent. 


Here is a link to Part 1 in my series about that interview: 
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Meeting a Legend  

Here is a link to Part 2 in my series about that interview: 
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Pregame Preparations

Here is a link to Part 3 in my series about that interview:
Philadelphia Flyers' Bernie Parent: Postgame Reflections

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Classic Headline: Three Flyers' Legends

Each of these Flyers' legends (Brian Propp, Dave Poulin and Tim Kerr) deserved their own feature article:

Here is a link to the story about Propp: 

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Classic Headline Topic: MMA Phenomena

I encourage fans of any sport to attend one of these events when you can. The excitement of the crowd and the efforts of the fighters will likely win you over to this superb athletic adventure.

Here is my most recent feature article about a live XFE Cage Wars event that I attended.
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Thank you for reading any of my Yahoo Voices features that might interest you:





The Always Fashionable Biana DeMarco

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Baseball cards

For those of us who are old enough to remember
When Baseball Cards were King, the spring is always a special time of year.

Bygone days spent with elementary school days and family members opening packs of Topps cardboard gold never truly fade away.
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Classic Headline Topic: The Best Phillies of the Current Era

-->>Due to the volume of interest generated in this specific article, it has been re-posted. If you have read it, or choose to open this link now, I hope that you enjoy:  
The 10 Best Philadelphia Phillies of This Era

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Classic Headline Topic: Pete Rose's date with history.

Pete broke Ty Cobb's hit record on 9/11/85. The man was unique in the annals of baseball history. 

For those who are interested, my recent feature comments on Rose's time with the Phillies and the complex feelings that many of us have about his gambling issues:
Phillies' great Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose, and baseball justice

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Millions of hits have been recorded for my Yahoo Sports, Interview and News articles since 2/1/11. I'm grateful for all of them. Every click has helped my freelance position to be a better one. If there is any way that you feel I could be of help to you, don't hesitate to get in touch with me.

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