Wild-card playoff Monday to determine Phils' opponent
The Milwaukee Brewers rallied past San Diego, and a few hours later Colorado held on to defeat Arizona... and so the Rockies and Padres will face off Monday to determine who gets to play the Phillies in the NLDS.
(It's still freakin' WEIRD to be writing such things. But wonderful.)
Jake Peavy, held out of the game today in favor of Brett Tomko in a questionable decision by Bud Black, will start the play-in game for San Diego. Josh Fogg goes for the Rockies.
The Phils get the wild-card winner because of the MLB rule that that the wild-card can't play the champ of their division--meaning that the Diamondbacks and Cubs will face off in the other NLDS.
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Re: Wild-card playoff Monday to determine Phils' o
by FTN414 on Sep 30, 2007 11:55 PM EDT reply actions
Padres-Rockies
That said, I'm rooting for the Padres to win the game because I like playing in their park.
Re: Wild-card playoff Monday
It will give me a chance to go to Coors Field and cheer as loudly as possible for the Phils.
by PhillyfaninDenver on Oct 1, 2007 12:30 AM EDT reply actions
Re: Wild-card playoff Monday to determine Phils' o
by enterpsmith on Oct 1, 2007 12:44 AM EDT reply actions
rooting interest
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Re: Wild-card playoff Monday to determine Phils'
by David S. Cohen on Oct 1, 2007 11:29 AM EDT up reply actions
Phils' opponent
Padres Home OPS line: .235 .310 .378 .688
Rockies Home OPS: .298 .372 .477 .850
Padres Away OPS: .264 .332 .440 .771
Rockies Away OPS: .261 .336 .395 .730
Yeah, Padres away includes Coors and Rockies away includes PetCo, but does that even out the difference, maybe?
this is working out nicely
P.S. Peavy seems to struggle in big games. Perhaps that could bode well for our chances if the Padres advance.
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Rockies
Trevor Hoffman has lost his mojo. If I recall correctly, he blew the Padres other chance to clinch a few days ago. Dude single handedly cost them the playoffs...twice.
Although, Matt Holliday didn't appear to touch the plate on the last play. Tim McClelland is gonna catch alot of shit for that in the papers tomorrow.

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