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PhoulBallz Minor League Podcast: Episode 13

On the latest episode of the PhoulBallz Minor League Podcast, Tug and I talk about the Phillies' newly acquired prospects from the non-waiver trade deadline (Tommy Joseph, Ethan Martin, Seth Rosin), discuss the promotions of some of the Phils' top developmental talents (Sebastian Valle, Jonathan Pettibone, Cesar Hernandez) and say goodbye to Shane Victorino with several insider tales. We also speculate over this year's Paul Owens Award winners and we play the Twitter Game.

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Comments

Anonymous said…
wish i knew this victorino stuff sooner. can't believe i was cheering for such a chump.
Jay Floyd said…
Just stuff I wanted to share, but not till he was no longer with the team. I think if it wasn't for yelling at the girl, I wouldn't have felt so strongly about him.

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