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Brian Matusz, Will Ohman, Jim Johnson preceded Sarfate.
Ross Wolf pitched a 1-2-3 ninth to preserve the one-hitter.
Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel was thankful he didn't see the Orioles record five more outs.
You don't ever want to get no-hit, seriously -Charlie Manuel
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Mar
20
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All along, Placido Polanco said he didn't expect to be out more than a few days after suffering a right knee sprain Monday.
Sure enough, Polanco will play today in a minor-league game at the Carpenter Complex before returning to the lineup Sunday.
Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said Polanco will play five or six innings today.
Right now, they're going to look for anybody they feel can help us, but right now, what we got is what we're going to be looking at -Charlie Manuel
Mar
20
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The panel was made up of Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, CSNPhilly.com baseball writer Jim Salisbury, baseball historian Rich Westcott and director of baseball communications Greg Casterioto.
Most of the picks centered around the Phillies 2008 World Series title and were consensus but some sparked debate.
Behind the plate, Mike Lieberthal got the nod.
Mar
19
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It's easy to see why the Phillies refused to part with minor-league phenom Domonic Brown.
The Indians requested the five-tool outfielder in the Cliff Lee deal last summer and the Blue Jays wanted Brown as part of the Roy Halladay deal.
The Phillies made both deals, but held on to Brown.
I’ll do whatever it takes to succeed -Domonic Brown
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Mar
18
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New York left-hander Andy Pettitte (4.50 ERA) allowed five hits, two runs and one walk in four innings.
Pettitte struck out four.
Damaso Marte got a scare in the fifth inning when Ryan Howard lined a ball off his back, but it appears to be just a bruise.
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Mar
18
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When you are two-time National League champion, there is little room for non-roster players looking to make the squad.
As a Phillies fan, I am no longer looking hopefully as Ricky Ledee or John Wockenfuss are added to the squad, with past potential or successes leading to a promising Phillies season.
Nope. I am in baseball hog heaven.
Mar
18
0
Joe Mauer (Twins): He hit for a ridiculous .365 avg. last season, not to mention 28 HRs and 98 RBI and an American League MVP .
He apparently struck out only once in high school.
I didn't even play baseball in high school and I've struck out more than him.
1B: Albert Pujols (St. Louis): The other MVP winner, Pujols just keeps churning out fantastic statistical seasons.
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Mar
18
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The problem with Joba Chamberlain, in so many ways, isn't the version of him we see in March of 2010.
It is the version of him that we remember from August of 2007.
It is the memory of how dominant, how precocious, how bulletproof he was in his first hours as a major leaguer.
Sometimes, I just have to remember to be myself -Joba Chamberlain
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