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Utley with a double brings J-Roll home.

 

Ryno looking horrid tonight as he k's again. He'll probably win the game later with a HR though. Come on, Raul!

 

Come on Raul...

 

Damn...IBOMBnez strikes out...

 

Damn, Redding got both Howard and MVP to strike out on just 3 pitches apiece.

 

Nice double play...looked like Tatis may have been safe at first...

 

Moyer gets the last out...he's over 100 pitches now...

 

Coste hits a double...2 in scoring position...1 out...

 

STAIRS!!!

 

Stairs time with Dobbs struggling.

 

Stairs grounds out to 2nd, but it gets the tying run home.

 

Stairs gets the run home...3-3 tie.

 

Come on...8th inning...

 

Victorino pops up...

 

Utley grounds out...2 down...

 

Phillies 2009 Draft Picks...


[table]75Dugan, Kelly Notre Dame HS (CA)CFS/R6'03"1951990-09-18HS

106Hudson, Kyrell Evergreen HS (WA)CFR/R6'01" 1990-12-06HS Comments: Hudson is an extremely gifted athlete who, if he doesn't become a pro baseball player in June, will head to Oregon State to play football and baseball. He's got plus, plus speed and has shown glimpses of raw power. The concern is that he hasn't shown the ability to make consistent enough contact to reach that power and will have to learn how to hit at the next level. Someone will draft him based on his athleticism and speed, but they'll also know they have a project on their hands.
137Buschini, AdamCal Poly San Luis Obispo2BR/R6'02"2051987-05-06 SR
167Way, MatthewWashington St LHPL/L6'02"2001987-01-25SRVideo
197Inch, StevenVauxhall HSRHPR/R6'04"1901991-02-01HS
227Colvin, BrodySt Thomas Moore HS (LA)RHPR/R6'03"1951990-08-14HSVideo
257Singleton, JonathanRobert A Millikan HS (CA)1BL/L6'02"2151991-09-18HS
287Altherr, AaronAgua Fria HS (AZ)CFR/R6'05"
1991-01-14HS
317Zeid, JoshuaTulane URHPR/R6'04"2251987-03-24SR
347Barnes, JeremyU Notre ameSSR/R5'10"1901987-04-13SR
377Hernandez, NicholasU Tennessee LHPL/L6'04"2051988-07-30JR Comments: Hernandez is a pure pitchability lefty, who doesn't have plus stuff, but plays up what he does have with a good feel for pitching and excellent command. He won't dominate an opponent, but he's the type who will pitch to contact and get deep into games while giving his team a chance to win. He's not the type who'll go real high, but there's always value for southpaws who know what they're doing on the mound.
407Sasaki, RyanConnally HS (TX)LHPR/L6'05"2151990-10-30HS
437Stewart, JacobRocky Mountain HS (CO)OFR/R6'02"1951990-11-20HS
467Hyatt, AustinU Alabama TuscaloosaRHPR/R6'03"2051986-05-235S
497Susac, AndrewJesuit HS (CA)CR/R6'01"2001990-03-22HS Comments: The debate over which NoCal high school catcher is better is a good one, with no consensus between Max Stassi and Susac. Susac is toolsier, with plus raw power, a plus arm and good overall defensive skills. The one question about him is how much he'll hit, with some adjustments needed to be made. Already one of the best catching prospects in the class, if he can make those tweaks, he could become a dynamite all-around backstop as a pro.

527Dabbs, MichealOklahoma St UOFR/L6'00"1901987-03-29SR

557Uhl, RoyUC RiversideOFS/L5'08"1751987-04-02SR
587Batts, StephenEast Carolina U1BR/R6'02"1951986-02-14SR
617Ruf, DarinCreighton U1BR/R6'03"2201986-07-28SR
647Johnson, ChaseSouth Mountain CCRHPR/R6'05"2451988-04-29J2
677Lafrenz, KyleIndiana St UCR/R6'02"2001987-02-06SR
707Porter, EvanU Nebraska OmahaSSR/R6'05"
1987-03-13SR
737Long, JustinBellevue URHPR/R6'02"2201985-12-24SR
767Massingham, EricCal Poly San Luis ObispoRHPR/R6'02"2051986-11-19SR
797Gump, BrianUC Santa BarbaraOFL/L6'01"1951987-06-16SR
827Mitchell, MarlonHillsborough HS (FL)CL/R6'01"1701990-09-30HS
857Beal, JustinMissouri Southern St ColRHPR/R6'02"2051986-05-21SR
887Doll, MarkSouthern Polytechnic St URHPR/R6'01"1901985-09-25SR
917Kohlscheen, StephenCowley County CCRHPR/R6'06"2001988-09-20J2
947Doss, DavidU South AlabamaCR/R6'01"1901987-04-28SR[/table]

 

2 perfect innings for Clay.

 

Extra innings again. This has been a great series.

 

Doesn't get much better...

 

Gotta win it here. Come on, Ryan!