Phillies

WIN

Good for them!!! PA is long overdue for a big win !!!

Congratulations Phillys and their fans from a die hard Red Sox fan. I was actually rooting for the guys from the "other league" cause I just like Pennsylvania from my visits there and of course that's where so many of you guys live. Enjoy it. T T hat's a heck of a good team.

I am not a Philly fan, but am glad for both teams. This was good for baseball having one old team and one new team in the Series. Congratulations Philly fans. Next year, GO Red Sox!!

YYYYEEEEEEEHHHHHHAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!

Not too often as a Philadelphia sports fan that we get to celebrate a championship!! I am enjoying this one!

Did the fans really need to Riot and Destroy property?
I mean hell, Philly waited 28 years for this....BIG DEAL!, We RedSox fans waited for over 80, I didn't witness nearly as much chaos.
http://ballhype.com/video/flipping_car_ ... lies_riot/
I know this is going to go over like a Fart in Church, I knew it as soon as I sent it.

great job and well done. i happy for the manager and the players. the manager was here in cleveland , just a super nice guy. seems we are the minor league team for the majors. all the ok players come here , get great and cleveland trades e'm. lol

I'm glad for the Phillies. I've watched them forever, but major league teams are not really teams anymore. It's like musical chairs. When the agent and the general manager stop the music, everyone scrambles for a chair. The last couple of years, the Phillies were lucky and got some really good players, a good manager, and some great coaches. When contract time comes around the music will start again. Walk slowly and watch for the open chair. As long as the National league stays away from the designated hitter, we will still have real baseball.

Red Sox fan wrote:

I know this is going to go over

Have you ever been on Broad St or maybe North Broad St? Maybe you better stay out of this part of the city, not for faint of heart. With every other black juvenile concealing a weapon, witnessing an overturned car can be as gentle as a slow walk up the steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum or a leisurely jog along Kelly Drive on a crowed Sunday.