All-Star Animal Sponsors
Chase and Jen would like to extend a huge thanks to all the sponsors who helped make Utley’s All-Star Animals a huge success. The support of following companies and individuals was paramount to helping the event raise over $215,000 for the PSPCA.
Title Sponsor:
J&J Snack Foods
Table Sponsors:
BC Sports
Bernie Robbins Fine Jewelers
Citizens Bank
Hope Animal Resource Center
Lillie and Slugger Magid
The Philadelphia Phillies
Turkey Hill Dairy
The Wasserman Foundation
Patron Sponsors:
Ceisler Jubelirer
Eastern Warehouse Distributors, Inc.
Holt’s Cigar Company
IBEW Local 98
Wal- Mart Stores
PSPCA
Chase and Jen are big supporters of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Visit their site to find out about the wonderful things they are doing for animals.
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Mon, Jun 29th 2009, 10:21
Werth, Utley help Phillies win last series vs. AL
Asking a baseball player to root out the underlying causes for the various idiosyncracies of a season is often like asking an ocean wave to explain why it rises and falls and, eventually, crashes onto the beach. Somewhere, there is a reason, the explanation of which is better left to folks who don’t have to concern themselves with the actual task at hand.
And so it was with a shrug that Jayson Werth answered a question regarding his remarkable production against his old Blue Jays team, which yesterday helped propel the Phillies to their second straight win over Toronto, this time 5-4 in come-from-behind fashion.
“I don’t have an answer for that,” said Werth, who reached base in five plate appearances yesterday,...
Wed, Jun 17th 2009, 15:37
Phillies "Save a Pet at the Park" Calendar
As part of the Save a Pet at the Park project put on by the Phillies Wives, the group is proud to announce the release of the 2009 Save-a-Pet Calendar. This calendar features all your favorite Phillies players with their pets, and best of all, all the proceeds will go to the PSPCA. Click here to order yours today!
Mon, Jun 15th 2009, 10:08
Utley Overtakes Pujols for Overall Lead in NL Balloting
Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Chase Utley, the most popular National League player in balloting for the 2008 Midsummer Classic, has jumped to the top spot for the first time in this year’s race, overtaking first baseman Albert Pujols of the host St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth balloting update for the 2009 All-Star Game, to be played Tuesday, July 14th at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
Pujols (.324, 22 HR, 57 RBI) and Utley (.305, 15 HR, 43 RBI) ranked first and second, respectively, in the first three weeks of N.L. balloting. Utley, who drew an N.L.-best 3,889,602 votes in 2008 as he earned the starting nod for a third straight season, has now taken first place among all N.L. players…
Thu, Jun 11th 2009, 09:48
Utley leads Phillies over Mets
The difference between 33 wins and 34, and a one-game lead and a three-game lead, and a heartbreaking win and a heartbreaking loss, was so narrow last night that pinpointing the exact moment in which the Phillies’ fortunes turned is better left to the mathematicians.
The inning-ending doubleplay turned by Pedro Feliz and Chase Utley with the bases loaded in the fourth; the inning-ending strikeout by Scott Eyre with the bases loaded in the seventh; the inning-ending diving catch by Jayson Werth with the game-winning run racing around second in the 10th – on a night the Mets managed 16 hits and had 19 at-bats with runners in scoring position – all played equally decisive roles in determining the outcome.
But the…
Mon, Jun 1st 2009, 12:00
Chase holds strong lead in all-star balloting
When Charlie Manuel fills out his National League lineup card for the All-Star Game next month, he might have more than one familiar name to write down.
His NL East-leading Phillies are starting to pile up some votes.
While second baseman Chase Utley already was off to the early lead at his position, newcomer Raul Ibanez has made a move into a potential starting slot in the outfield and mainstay Jimmy Rollins is gaining, moving up to second place at shortstop behind Florida’s Hanley Ramirez in the latest voting results released Monday.
And if Albert Pujols wasn’t running away with the overall vote the way he is, Ryan Howard might be in consideration at first base — but he’s only in third,...
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