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2008 Eagles Road Trips

This year, we are trying something different when it comes to Eagles road trips. For the past few years, we've been running trips and they have been successful. In an effort to fill each and every trip with more and more Eagles fans, we have partnered up with The Green Legion for the upcoming season and will be joining forces with them on all of their trips. We share the same goal, as the The Green Legion, is to show everyone in the NFL why we are the greatest fans in the league. With each trip, all of the travel arrangements and payments will be handled by The Green Legion, while we'll be handling each and every aspect of the tailgate party. We have some cool ideas in the works for the road trip tailgate parties and think everyone will have a great time.

This year, we're doing five roadtrips, with the largest trip being Chicago in September. All of the trip info is available on The Green Legion's website, but we've also provided links to each trip here.

Eagles at Chicago - September 26th to 29th

Eagles at San Francisco - October 9th to 13th

Eagles at Seattle - October 30th to November 3rd

Eagles at Baltimore November 21st to 23rd

Eagles at Washington - December 20th and 21st

2008 Phillies Tailgate Parties

We're planning one Phillies tailgate per month, most of which include a ticket to the game... Here's the dates:

April 19 - vs. Mets

May 17th - vs. Blue Jays

June 21st - vs. Angels

July 26th - vs. Braves

August 23rd - vs. Dodgers

In addition to these six home tailgate parties, we're also planning a bus trip up to the Sept 6th game vs. the Mets at Shea Stadium. If the NFL follows pervious scheduling tendencies, the Eagles will be playing at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday the 7th. Details can be found at:

Sept 6th - Phillies @ Mets Bus Trip

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Low & Outside: AL Notes

Relief, comic and otherwise Effective relief pitchers don't grow on trees. Sometimes, they sit in the dugout disguised as backup infielders.

A Shaky Return

NEW YORK - The Phillies hoped that Brett Myers had rediscovered his swagger and fastball in the minor leagues. It's too early to tell whether the swagger is back for good.

High & Inside: NL Notes

Earth to Ed Houston Chronicle columnist Richard Justice thinks Astros general manager Ed Wade needs a reality check. Or at least a copy of the standings.

Jim Salisbury: Hurler needs positive outing

NEW YORK - He had spent most of the month in Allentown, Reading, and Viera, Fla., nice towns all, but not places you want to be throwing baseballs after you've been in the big leagues for more than five seasons.

Phillies Notes: Playing time tough for Taguchi to get

NEW YORK - So Taguchi is no fool. His clutch pinch-hit double Tuesday helped the Phillies to a dramatic 8-6 victory over the New York Mets at Shea Stadium. But Taguchi doesn't expect one hit to persuade manager Charlie Manuel to put him in the Phils' lineup.

Minor Leagues: Carrasco regroups to carry Reading

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. - Carlos Carrasco gave up a three-run home run in the first inning, then retired 13 consecutive batters last night as the Reading Phillies beat the New Britain Rock Cats, 4-3, in the Eastern League.

Myers wasn't Maine problem for Phillies in loss to Mets

NEW YORK - It would have taken a monumental act - like, say, a three-run comeback in the ninth inning - for the actual outcome of last night's game to overshadow the fact that Brett Myers returned to a major league pitching mound for the first time in nearly a month. Unlike 2 nights ago, that monumental act did not occur, and thus the Phillies were left with two things: a 6-3 loss to the Mets and a starting performance by Myers that probably should be graded incomplete.

'Moose' on the loose lifts Yanks

NEW YORK - Mike Mussina entered this season almost an afterthought in the New York Yankees' rotation, the old man on a staff of budding stars. What a difference four months make.

Phillies Notebook: Bunt now a hit with Victorino

NEW YORK - Shane Victorino didn't get the nickname "Flyin' Hawaiian" for his magical ability to levitate. He's fast, and he's athletic, and that combination has sparked his transformation from Rule 5 castoff to everyday centerfielder.

No command performance from Myers in Phillies' loss to Mets

NEW YORK - The Phillies wanted Brett Myers to keep them in the game. They wanted their prodigal righthander to rely on his fastball more in his return to the big leagues last night after his scenic, four-start tour of the team's minor league system during which he was variously an IronPig, an R-Phil and a Thresher.