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  1. Ten reasons the Phillies will be buyers

    David Schoenfield

    The Philadelphia Phillies are 23-24, they've been outscored by 31 runs, Roy Halladay is on the disabled list, Ryan Howard hasn't hit and Cole Hamels can't win. So the Phillies eventually will be sellers at the trade deadline, right? I don't think ...

    Blog | May 23, 2013
  2. Thoughts: Chase Utley to the Orioles?

    David Schoenfield

    Quick thoughts on Wednesday's games ... The Orioles continue to impress, beating the Royals 5-3, improving to 21-13. They only had five hits, but took advantage of three Kansas City errors, and the bullpen backed up Chris Tillman with three score...

    Blog | May 09, 2013
  3. Hey, at least Delmon Young is active!

    David Schoenfield

    It hasn't been the best of Aprils for the Phillies, and while there was hope that year's mediocre season would see a return to recent glory with full and healthy seasons from Chase Utley, Ryan Howard and Roy Halladay, that hasn't been the case. Bill ...

    Blog | May 01, 2013
  4. Domonic Brown's big spring means ...

    David Schoenfield

    Freddie Freeman leads hitters with seven home runs this spring, followed by Domonic Brown and Mike Morse with six. Bill Baer wrote on Brown's big spring the other day: Last year, 15 players hit six or more home runs in spring exhibition games in the ...

    Blog | March 22, 2013
  5. Power rankings: All 30 teams!

    David Schoenfield

    Last weekend, I presented the top 10 teams in my personal power rankings. That was before the Blue Jays officially acquired R.A. Dickey, so I updated my top 10 after that trade, and, to spur on more debate, now present the rest of my rankings. Agree ...

    Blog | December 22, 2012
  6. Phillies' playoff hopes on life support

    David Schoenfield

    When the season began, everyone knew Chase Utley was going to miss a significant amount of time. We all knew Ryan Howard was going to be out until around the All-Star break. We all knew the core of the Phillies' lineup was getting older -- Placido Po...

    Blog | July 01, 2012
  7. Chase Utley: Great peak, Hall of Famer?

    David Schoenfield

    Chase Utley is set to return to the Philadelphia Phillies' lineup Wednesday night, none too soon for a team sitting at 36-40, eight games behind the Washington Nationals in the NL East. It's the first step in the Phillies' three-pronged hope for a se...

    Blog | June 27, 2012
  8. Sox, Angels, Phils: Who makes playoffs?

    David Schoenfield

    OK, let's be brutally honest here about Jon Lester's complete game 6-1 victory on Monday night: It came against the Seattle Mariners. A lot of pitchers look pretty good against Seattle. Nonetheless, it was Boston's first nine-inning complete game ...

    Blog | May 15, 2012
  9. Phils still project as playoff team ... maybe

    David Schoenfield

    My parents still love watching baseball, even Seattle Mariners baseball. I called them Monday evening to see if they watched Philip Humber's perfect game on Saturday and my dad said he watched a few innings, went out to the mow the lawn and came back...

    Blog | April 24, 2012
  10. Links: Replacing Prince, Nats' offense, more

    David Schoenfield

    ESPN Insider Dan Szymborski asks: Is there another Jose Bautista lingering near the bottom of the ESPN 500 list? Dan throws out some interesting names, including Travis Snider and Pedro Alvarez, although both of them were former first-round picks an...

    Blog | March 21, 2012
  11. What's the worst-case scenario for Phillies?

    David Schoenfield

    OK, let's do some quick math. By worst-case scenario, I don't mean "Chase Utley out of for the year, Ryan Howard out for the year, Roy Halladay injures his shoulder" and so on. But let's try a few assumptions and see how that could affect the P...

    Blog | March 19, 2012
  12. Utley's health a big problem for Phillies

    David Schoenfield

    There's a disturbing trend in Chase Utley's batting averages that a lot of Phillies fans don't like to acknowledge. It goes like this: .332, .292, .282, .275, .259. You can do the same thing his yearly OPS figures: .976, .915, .905, .832, .769. ...

    Blog | March 19, 2012
  13. Over/under: Wins for Phillies

    David Schoenfield

    The Philadelphia Phillies set a franchise record with 102 wins in 2011, eclipsing the 101-win totals of 1976 and 1977. The season, of course, ended in bitter disappointment when Chris Carpenter outdueled Roy Halladay 1-0 in Game 5 of the Division ...

    Blog | March 11, 2012
  14. Links: No respect for second basemen

    David Schoenfield

    Baseball America released its list of the top 100 prospects. The BA guys do a great job and I heartily recommend their annual Prospect Handbook, which ranks the top 30 prospects for each team. Anyway, while the list includes 45 pitchers, 20 outfield...

    Blog | February 22, 2012
  15. Best player in baseball: How about Tulo?

    David Schoenfield

    In January, I wrote a piece on the five best players in baseball, looking at each five-year span since 1969-1973. The most recent five-year span ranked as Albert Pujols, Chase Utley, Joe Mauer, Adrian Gonzalez and Matt Holliday. Considering Pujols is...

    Blog | February 07, 2012
  16. NL East showdown: Position rankings

    David Schoenfield

    This is back-of-the-napkin stuff ... but fun back-of-the-napkin stuff. As we wait to see if Prince Fielder does land in Washington, let's check out the state of the NL East. We'll go position by position and rank the players. Then we'll come up with ...

    Blog | January 11, 2012