what is the most popular fault in the phils?
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marikina fault line!!!
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well the past few years, they have not had the talent to kick butt in the NL and make a move at the world series. This season there is tremendous promise from a talented core of young dynamite hitters and they do have enough pitching to make a run at it. Two teams will stand in their way- the st louis cardinals and the ny mets, both have talent pool respectively to setback the phillies. the phillies likely will get the wild card and very well could make the world series. if pujols and the rest of the cardinals hitters forget to show up again in the NL championship series again this year, then the phils are good enough to supplant them from the top. only time will tell but your team is exciting to watch- pat burrell and aaron rowand are two great players and the team is loaded with talent (they are abit young but hey they have a shot)\nDEFINATELY A SHOT BUT I WOULD RANK THEM THIRD BEST IN NL UP TO THIS POINT BEHIND STL AND NYM
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Here's some things:\nhttp://www.gophila.com/Phila/EventsCalendar/\nhttp://www.phillyvisitor.com/index1.htm\nhttp://www.phillyvisitor.com/sporttxt.php\nhttps://www.paconvention.com/iebms/coe/coe_p1_all.aspx?mode=DATE&cc=CALEVTS&oc=10#JANUARY2007\nhttp://www.whatsonwhen.com/scripts/query.asp?month=1&overview=0&loc_id=134194&categories=5926\nhttp://philadelphia.citysearch.com/?\nhttp://upcoming.org/metro/us/pa/phl/\n\nGreat city -- enjoy!
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I thinks its either Tilden or Brownsville! They sell the most crack in the Burbs!
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Visited Miller Park last May and you gotta see the sausage race during the 7th inning stretch...it's a beautiful stadium so get their a little early to take some time to walk around...good food, lot of food/drink options, doesn't appear to be a bad seat in the stadium
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You can always check monster.com. They have listings for Philly under any category you need.
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I remember in 87 when KSHE,a St.Louis rock station,made a fake song about Kirby.It was called Big Bad Butt,and sung to the tune of Big Bad John.Kirby just laughed about it,and found it funny.He was one of those rare players that was liked by all the players,and most all the fans,no matter what team you rooted for.Baseball needs more players like him.
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I agree with you, it IS crazy. But sadly, that is the reality of sports at the big league level. It is no longer about the sport instead, it's about entertainment. Real sports fans like you, me, and the rest of the purists are priced and ignored from the game by the means to be able to pay the players. I don't enjoy the atmosphere at games. The obnoxiously loud music, ads on everything, and exorbitant prices have taken the game out of the reason to attend. Plus some of the players wear jewelry like they are in street gangs, some wear their hair like they came off the beach, pant legs touch the grass WHILE STANDING and the leagues have brought down the quality of play due to expansion. Mediocrity - some call it parity - is the norm. All I can do is not attend, buy, or even follow baseball anymore. Of course, that decision was made much easier due to the mismanagement of a team in town that thinks it is a big league club. The Phillies.
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The Shoeless Joe Jackson saga, even though evidence now points to that he wasn't a part of the fix, Landis had to crack down. The Black Sox scandal was far worse than Pete Rose betting on other games not on the Reds. That's a drop in the bucket, throwing a World Series that's a big league heist.
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They're in a very tough division with the Braves, Mets and Nationals.\n\nTake it from a Yankee fan, losing Billy Wagner and gaining Tom Gordon isnt going to help.  He chokes under pressure like nobody's business.\n\nRyan Howard, Chase Utley, Bobby Abreu and Pat Burrell will have to step up and carry the offense, and Jimmy Rollins needs to become a force at the top of the order for the Phils to go anywhere this year.
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Palmeiro suspended for steroids policy violation\n\nfirst "big league" player
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Mike Schmidt of the PHILLIES, one of the best (if not the best) third baseman's to play the game. As a kid I used to watch him crank out homers at Veterans Stadium. Michael Jack Schmidt was THE MAN.
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AL Best record- White Sox \nAL Worst record- Royals\n\nNL Best record- Cards\nNL Worst record- Marlins
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why bring up bad memories!!!\n\nR.Baggio
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sure. got a pic? im from phil.
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The Phils won't win it all; the Braves or Mets will likely win that division.\n\nAnd I predict the Brew Crew to win it all in '06.
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The Jiggly Butt will forever be my favorite!"You're the biggest disappointment since the Crucifixion!" is the best Foamy line ever (in my opinion)!But The Amityville Toaster is a very close second.