SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2011: SCORES

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011: SCHEDULE-STARTING PITCHERS- TV



SCORES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2011

SATURDAY QUICK HITS

PHILLIES 2011 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST CHAMPIONS

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES

The Phillies were looking to tie the series with the Cardinals in game two and had Roy Oswalt on the mound to start the game. Philadelphia also knew that the Braves won their game earlier and would have to win to clinch the NL east title.

 

Roy pitched seven strong innings allowing no runs, no walks, just five hits and had seven K's. Michael Stutes pitched the eighth and gave up two runs but Brad Lidge came in to put the fire out. The Phillies went to bat in the bottom of the eighth with a 3-2 score and wanted an insurance run or two. They got six instead to pull ahead 9-2. Ryan Madson finished the game pitching the ninth and the final was 9-2. Most important they won the NL EAST for the fifth time in a row! Time to celebrate and then back to work.

Roy Oswalt gets the win and is now 8-9. The Phillies bats came alive as they scored nine runs on ten hits with seven walks. Shane Victorino had a solo home run and Raul Ibanez a grand slam. Jimmy Rollins went four for five and Shane was two for three with a walk.

Philadelphia is now 98-52, 14-7 in the "Final 33", two from the 100 win mark, with twelve games remaining and are 2011 National East Champions!
 

SCORES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2011

Houston 1 Chi. Cubs 2
N.Y. Yankees 7 Toronto 6
Cleveland 10 Minnesota 4
Tampa Bay 4 Boston 3
Detroit 3 Oakland 5
N.Y. Mets 0 Atlanta 1
L.A. Angels 2 Baltimore 6
Florida 4 Washington 1
St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 9
Texas 7 Seattle 6
Chi. White Sox 3 Kansas City 10
Milwaukee 10 Cincinnati 1
San Francisco 6 Colorado 5
Arizona 1 San Diego 3
Pittsburgh 1 L.A. Dodgers 6



SCHEDULE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011

STARTING PITCHERS (PROBABLE)

Time_ Away_ Home__ TV__ Away Starter__ Home Starter

1:07 pm_ N.Y. Yankees_ Toronto_ YES Network_ RSN_ Freddy Garcia_ Brandon Morrow
1:10 pm_ Milwaukee_ Cincinnati_ FOX Sports Wisconsin_ FOX Sports Ohio_ Dontrelle Willis
1:35 pm_ L.A. Angels_ Baltimore_ FOX Sports West_ MASN_ Jered Weaver_ Alfredo Simon
1:35 pm_ N.Y. Mets_ Atlanta_ SNY_ FOX Sports South_ Dillon Gee_ Brandon Beachy
1:35 pm_ Florida_ Washington_ FOX Sports Florida_ MASN2_ Brad Hand_ Chien-Ming Wang
1:35 pm_ Tampa Bay_ Boston_TBS_ Sun Sports_ NESN_ David Price_ Tim Wakefield
2:10 pm_ Cleveland_ Minnesota_ STO Network_ FOX Sports North_ Justin Masterson_ Carl Pavano
2:10 pm_ Chi. White Sox_ Kansas City__ WGN__ John Danks_ Bruce Chen
2:20 pm_ Houston_ Chi. Cubs_ Comcast-Chicago_ Brett Myers_ Ryan Dempster
3:10 pm_ San Francisco_ Colorado_ Comcast-Bay Area_ Root Sports-Rocky Mountain_ Matt Cain_ Esmil Rogers
4:05 pm_ Detroit_ Oakland_ FOX Sports Detroit_ Comcast-California_ Justin Verlander_ Guillermo Moscoso
4:05 pm_ Arizona_ San Diego_ FOX Sports Arizona_ Ch. 4 Padres_ Joe Saunders_ Aaron Harang
4:10 pm_ Pittsburgh_ L.A. Dodgers_ Root Sports-Pittsburgh_ FOX Sports Prime Ticket_ Brad Lincoln_ Chad Billingsley
4:10 pm_ Texas_ Seattle_ FOX Sports Southwest_ Root Sports-Northwest_ Matt Harrison_ Felix Hernandez
8:05 pm_ St. Louis_ Philadelphia__ ESPN__ Chris Carpenter_ Cole Hamels