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<title><![CDATA[Postgame: Phillies 12 - Nationals 2 [BEAST-OFF]]]></title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 22 May 2008 18:21:16 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[What a game last night. The Phils blogosphere was bashing Ryan Howard unendingly yesterday. I didn]]></description>
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<p>What a game last night.  The Phils blogosphere was bashing <strong>Ryan Howard</strong> unendingly yesterday.  I didn&#8217;t think the verbal punishment was necessary, and last night Howard stood up for me.  He went 3/5, he two homers and a double, and knocked in four.  Howard is now hitting .269 for the week with 4 dingers and 8 RBIs.  Those are the kind of numbers to expect out of the big man.  Last week I said Howard was back.  I&#8217;m sticking by words.</p>
<p><strong>Jamie Moyer</strong> continued to defy reality last night.  He pitched 6 innings and allowed no runs and 7 hits.  <strong>Cole Condrey </strong>contributed with a 3 inning save.  But the pitching wouldn&#8217;t even matter last night.  Evidently, the team decided they were sick of all the talk of slumps and followed Howard&#8217;s lead.  <strong>Shane Victorino</strong> and <strong>Pedro Feliz</strong> combined for 3 hits a piece, and <strong>Jimmy Rollins</strong>, <strong>Chase Utley</strong>, and <strong>Chris Coste</strong> all had two hits.  <strong>Pat Burrell</strong> didn&#8217;t get the memo, he was O for 4.</p>
<p>Oh, the Nats?  <strong>Matt Chico </strong>was out after 5.  He only let up 4 of the runs.  <strong>Jesus Colome</strong> was put in to endure a beating of his own.  He let up 6 earned runs in the 6th inning.  <strong>Chris Schroder</strong> let up two himself in relief of Colome.</p>
<p><em>-Greg Berlin</em></p>
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