Head to head, most cards wins.
Pack 1
Carlos Pena, Tampa Rays. Hitting .333 with 3 HRs so far in the post season.
Rays 1, Phillies 0
Pack 2
No Rays, no Phillies
Rays 1, Phillies 0
Pack 3
Joe Maddon, Tampa – Manager of the year?
Willy Aybar, Tampa – .421 in the ACLS with an all important HR in game 7.
Cliff Floyd, Tampa – Not everyone can be a hero.
Rays 4, Phillies 0
Pack 4 & 5
No Rays, No Phillies
Rays 4, Phillies 0
Pack 6
Tom Gordon, Phillies – On the DL and yet to play. Worth .5, I think.
Rays 4, Phillies .5
Pack 7
Charlie Manuel, Phillies – Both managers represented.
Brad Lidge, Phillies – 7 innings, 10 K’s, 1 run. Tough to argue with that one. However, the card itself is damaged. .5 point deduction for that one.
Rays 4, Phillies 2
Pack 8
Topps All Rookie 50th Anniversary Carlos Ruiz, Phillies – Hitting .200 so far in the playoffs. Extra credit for the insert closes the gap.
Rays 4, Phillies 3.5
Pack 9
Jamie Shields,Tampa – 1-2 with a 3.72 ERA in the post season. Decent enough
Rays 5, Phillies 3.5
Pack 10
Adam Eaton, Phillies – Not on the postseason roster as far as I can tell. .5 points
Final Score Rays 5, Phillies 4.5
Well, if the blaster is to be trusted – wait, what’s this tucked in the side…
PAT THE BAT GAME USED!!!!11!1!1 Phillies MOJO!!!!!11!1!
Sorry Rays fan, the blaster has spoken.
And I vow never to use the MOJO again.
Funny stuff! I think you were a bit tough on the Phillies, but the bat card crushed ’em all…
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