#827: Phillies Lose Series in Boston as Orioles Series Looms

Hittin' Season: A Philadelphia Phillies podcast

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4.4 • 730 Ratings

🗓️ 14 June 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

On Episode 827 of Hittin' Season, hosts Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher lament the Phillies' series loss to the Red Sox and talk about former closer and 2008 World Series hero Brad Lidge's post-playing career. Then, Orioles beat writer Andy Kostka gives a sense of what to expect from the rampaging O's this weekend.

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0:00.0	Breaking ball and a call.
0:02.8	Strike three.
0:03.5	Third strike out for Zach.
0:04.8	He's going to just watch it go.
0:07.1	A grand slam for Bryson Stott.
0:10.0	And there's a high fly ball.
0:12.7	Deep right field.
0:14.3	Huffer watches it fly.
0:20.0	From W.HYY and Billy Penn, this is your Friday edition of Hittin Season, a Philadelphia
0:25.9	Phillies podcast.
0:27.6	My name is Justin Klu.
0:29.0	I write for baseball prospectus and Billy Penn.
0:31.8	And with me is Liz Rocher of Yahoo Sports.
0:34.3	Hello, Liz.
0:35.4	Hello, Justin.
0:36.3	What a beautiful day.
0:37.4	Beautiful day to collect our thoughts after an unthinkable Phillies series loss.
0:43.4	We're going to dive into that Red Sox series this week.
0:46.1	Talk a little bit about another friendship on the Phillies that's very charming.
0:50.8	That's emerged from the bullpen.
0:53.0	And we're going to talk about what a former
0:54.7	Phillies closer is getting up to on his many post-baseball playing career adventures.
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