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Tag Archives: Phillies
Are you ready for some football during the pennant races?
With this being the opening weekend of the NFL, I thought we should find some football-type baseball scores. So, after parsing out the Sunday games that feature multiples of 7s and 3s, here are the highest “football-like” scores in MLB … Continue reading
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Tagged A’s, football, NFL, Phillies, Reds, Sunday, Tigers
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Lee / Gee in Battle of Three-Letter SPs
When I saw that tonight’s pitching matchup at Citizen’s Bank Park featured the Phils Cliff Lee and the Mets Dillon Gee, the first thing that piqued my interest was the rhyming last names. But then, being a math geek, I … Continue reading