There were few roster spots up for grabs this spring, but the Phillies did answer several health-related questions. 

Harry Kalas was among the last remaining members of a bygone generation of broadcasters. 

--CF Shane Victorino wanted to organize a fitting tribute to broadcaster Harry Kalas before Monday's game in Washington, and there was only one thing he could think of. 

Be comforted with the knowledge of this -- Harry Kalas went out exactly the way he would have wanted. 

Ken Macha freely admits that Jeff Suppan's numbers are ugly. 

LOS ANGELES - 57,099. 

WASHINGTON -- Just before noon yesterday, Harry Kalas got off thePhiladelphiaPhillies team bus and walked into the visiting clubhouse at Nationals Park. 

WHEN THEY HEARD the sad news yesterday, friends Bryan Jordan and Clint Layton, both 21, drove 22 miles from Pedricktown, N. 

The back row of the Phillies' charter airplane had always been a players-only zone. 

--SS Jimmy Rollins, the longest-tenured member of the Phillies, spoke for his teammates on the day the team lost longtime broadcaster Harry Kalas, who collapsed in the broadcast booth a few hours before Monday's game and died at George Washington Universi 

There were few roster spots up for grabs this spring, but the Phillies did answer several health-related questions. 

Sister Janice Kobierowski sat at her table at the Aramingo Diner, glued to her transistor radio, hardly touching her meal. 

WASHINGTON - Shortly before yesterday's first pitch, Shane Victorino sent out a search party. 

They were a pair of towheaded Midwestern boys who came to Baseball on different roads and, fortunately for Philadelphians, ended up at the same destination - in the tiny booth they shared for 26 summers. 

The sadness wasn't confined to the offices of Citizens Bank Park or the world of Baseball yesterday.