SOME TEAMS LIVE AND DIE by the 3-run homer, but yesterday Ryan Howard and Raul Ibanez took the grand slam route as the Phillies outslugged the floundering Nationals, 13-11. Howard's slam tied the score at 6-6, while Ibanez's capped the scoring. Last winter there were a lot of naysayers about the Phils giving 36-year old Ibanez a $31.5 million 3-year contract, but he looks like he's still in great shape, shows excellent bat speed, and keeps delivering the goods.Tuesday, April 28, 2009
A Little Philadelphia R&R — Ryan & Raul, That Is
SOME TEAMS LIVE AND DIE by the 3-run homer, but yesterday Ryan Howard and Raul Ibanez took the grand slam route as the Phillies outslugged the floundering Nationals, 13-11. Howard's slam tied the score at 6-6, while Ibanez's capped the scoring. Last winter there were a lot of naysayers about the Phils giving 36-year old Ibanez a $31.5 million 3-year contract, but he looks like he's still in great shape, shows excellent bat speed, and keeps delivering the goods.
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