BDD: The Phillies Offense is Hot!
by Bill Baer on May 27th, 2008Posted in Baseball Daily Digest | Print | 3 Comments »
Today’s offering at Baseball Digest Daily is a recap and some trivia regarding the Phillies’ last two games in which they’ve scored 20 and 15 runs.
Sunday, I discussed the youth movement with starting pitching and why it’s not just a fluke occurrence.
Saturday, I cautioned baseball fans against correlating the decline in offense to the stricter drug policies.
I’m a bit late with the sixth installment of The Ryan Report, but I think I may put that on the shelf until this weekend just to keep it on schedule.
3 Responses to “BDD: The Phillies Offense is Hot!”
By MoonDog on May 27, 2008
You aren’t kidding. Maybe I should have gone with the Phils to score a 1000 runs instead of the Tigers.
This is turning out to be a the most compelling division in baseball. The Marlins look good, the Braves appear to have enough to stay in the hunt and you can’t count out the Mets.
By Bill B. on May 27, 2008
Indeed.
Just to cheer you up regarding your wayward Tigers prediction (it’s still not out of the question though), I’ll let you in on a little secret…
I picked the Colorado Rockies to win the National League pennant.
By MoonDog on May 27, 2008
I can say one prediction I made is looking good at this point. I picked the D-Backs to win it all. Not too bad so far. They’re a little inconsistent scoring runs, but the pitching is solid and will keep them in games, especially the post season.