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*The Phillies are sporting a sparkling 3.09 ERA as a team, which ranks 5th in MLB and 2nd in NL. Starters – 3.02 ERA and Relievers – 3.34. Matching their 5th place ranking for ERA is their WHIP coming in at 1.15

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Scott Kingery needed to find out how J.P. Crawford scored all the way from first on a single. It took “big stones.”

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‘Bold’ jump by Phillies’ J.P. Crawford leads to a three-run single that took ‘big stones’

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Scott Kingery needed to find out how J.P. Crawford scored all the way from first on a single. It took “big stones.”

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Phillies’ J.P. Crawford’s ‘bold’ jump, leads to a three-run single that took ‘big stones’

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We’re a tenth of the way into the season Well, .09876 percent of the season is in the books. Anyway, let’s take a look at how each player has done so far in 2017. The standout stars Victor Arano: This kid just got three outs on three pitches

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Progress report: The first tenth of the season

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J.P. Crawford homered for the second time in three games as he looks to have found himself at the plate after a slow start.

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Phillies beat Rays for fifth straight win behind J.P. Crawford, Jake Arrieta

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J.P. Crawford singled in the go-ahead run in the eighth to give Aaron Nola his first win.

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Aaron Nola, J.P. Crawford, Scott Kingery power Phillies past Reds

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Behind eight strong innings of work against the Cincinnati Reds, Aaron Nola picked up his first win of the 2018 season. Allowing just three hits and one run with six strikeouts and three walks, Nola was economical with his pitches and showed why he is the ace of the Phillies staff. Unlike his previous two starts, Nola was able to pitch deep into the game.

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Third start’s the charm for Nola

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J.P. Crawford went 0 for 4 on Sunday with two strikeouts as his early-season struggles continued.

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Phillies’ J.P. Crawford struggling to shorten his swing

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The New Orleans Pelicans crushed the Memphis Grizzlies 123-95 to stop a four game losing streak Wednesday night at The Smoothie King Center. The win was much-needed but in the process the club will lose key reserve guard Ian Clark for 5 to 10 days with an injured right ankle. The injury happened in the second quarter when Ian Clark attempted a lay up then landed awkwardly and had to be helped to the locker room

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Pels Guard Ian Clark To Miss 5-10 Days Due To Injury, They Sign Guard Jordan Crawford Back

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Just when it looked like the Dallas Cowboys were done in free agency, they have signed another significant piece with Defensive End free agent, Kony Ealy. Ealy visited the Cowboys Wednesday, and completed the one year deal on Thursday. Signing Ealy gives the Cowboys depth and an instant upgrade over recently released Benson Mayowa

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Kony Ealy Signed to a 1-Yr Deal

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