MLB 2011: SCORES-09-24: SCHEDULE-STARTING PITCHERS-TV-09-25

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2011

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2011: SCORES

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2011: SCHEDULE-STARTING PITCHERS- TV

SCORES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2011

SATURDAY QUICK HITS

PHILLIES 2011 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST CHAMPIONS
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ NEW YORK METS

The Phillies won a game on Saturday…LAST SATURDAY!

AND THEY HAVE NOT WON SINCE!

Two games Saturday….

Game one and the Phillies managed to lose their seventh game in a row. They have not done that since 2006.

Game two and the Phillies managed to lose their eighth game in a row. They have not done that since 2000.

Cole Hamels started for the Phillies and pitched seven strong innings. He allowed only one run on four hits walked three and had seven K’s. Brad Lidge relieved Hamels and  gave up one run, the winner, and gets the loss. Lidge is now 1-1.

 

The Phillies played most of their starters and could only manage five hits. The offense has been elsewhere for some time now. Game two, the Phillies started Joe Blanton. Blanton pitched two innings giving up a hit and struck out three. In the third everything fell apart for the Phillies. The Mets scored five runs with the help of a costly Philadelphia error in the third inning. David Herndon (1-4) gets the loss.

 

The Phillies offense showed some life in game two scoring three runs on ten hits.

The drill, their record is 98-60, 14-15 in the "Final 33", STILL two games from 100 wins with four games remaining. Can you believe this? I’m thinking Roy Halladay puts an end to this madness on Sunday!

Home Field Advantage

Seventeen games today and fifteen of the seventeen were won by the home team!

SCORES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2011

Atlanta 1 Washington 4
Minnesota 6 Cleveland 7
Philadelphia 1 N.Y. Mets 2
Chi. Cubs 1 St. Louis 2
Boston 1 N.Y. Yankees 9
Seattle 3 Texas 7
Minnesota 2 Cleveland 8
Colorado 4 Houston 2
Baltimore 6 Detroit 5
Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 4
Philadelphia 3 N.Y. Mets 6
Kansas City 3 Chi. White Sox 6
Toronto 2 Tampa Bay 6
Florida 4 Milwaukee 6
San Francisco 2 Arizona 15
L.A. Dodgers 0 San Diego 3
Oakland 2 L.A. Angels 4

SCHEDULE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2011

STARTING PITCHERS (PROBABLE)

Time_ Away_ Home__ TV__ Away Starter__ Home Starter

1:05 pm_ Baltimore_ Detroit_ MASN2_ FOX Sports Detroit_ Brian Matusz_ Brad Penny
1:05 pm_ Boston_ N.Y. Yankees_ TBS_ YES Network_ Tim Wakefield_ A.J. Burnett
1:05 pm_ Minnesota_ Cleveland_ FOX Sports North_ STO Network_ Liam Hendriks_ Fausto Carmona
1:35 pm_ Atlanta_ Washington_ FOX Sports South_ MASN_ Mike Minor_ Ross Detwiler
1:35 pm_ Cincinnati_ Pittsburgh_ FOX Sports Ohio_ Root Sports-Pittsburgh_ Dontrelle Willis_ James McDonald
1:40 pm_ Toronto_ Tampa Bay_ RSN_ Sun Sports_ Brett Cecil_ Wade Davis
2:05 pm_ Colorado_ Houston_ Root Sports-Rocky Mountain_ FOX Sports Houston_ Kevin Millwood_ Lucas Harrell
2:10 pm_ Philadelphia_ N.Y. Mets_ WPHL-17_ WPIX_ Roy Halladay_ Mike Pelfrey
2:10 pm_ Florida_ Milwaukee_ FOX Sports Florida_ FOX Sports Wisconsin_ Ricky Nolasco_ Chris Narveson
2:10 pm_ Kansas City_ Chi. White Sox_ WGN_ Luis Mendoza_ Gavin Floyd
2:15 pm_ Chi. Cubs_ St. Louis_ CSNChicago_ FOX Sports Midwest_ Randy Wells_ Edwin Jackson
3:05 pm_ Seattle_ Texas_ Root Sports-Northwest_ FOX Sports Houston_ Charlie Furbush_ Derek Holland
3:35 pm_ Oakland_ L.A. Angels_ Comcast-California_ FOX Sports West_ Rich Harden_ Joel Pineiro
4:05 pm_ L.A. Dodgers_ San Diego_ FOX Sports Prime Ticket_ Ch. 4 Padres_ Clayton Kershaw_ Cory Luebke
4:10 pm_ San Francisco_ Arizona_ TBS_ FOX Sports Arizona_ Tim Lincecum_ Daniel Hudson
6:30 pm_ Boston_ N.Y. Yankees___ John Lackey Ivan Nova