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Phillieshome.com | Philadelphia Phillies News, phillies Scores, Game Recaps & Commentary - --LHP J.A. Happ had been scheduled to make a spot start Saturday night in the second half of a day-night doubleheader against the Washington Nationals, but he was needed to pitch in the 11th inning Friday night. So, the Phillies called up RHP Andrew Carpenter from Class AAA Lehigh Valley to make the start and designated seldom-used INF Miguel Cairo for assignment. Carpenter, who turns 24 on Monday, is 1-0 with a 4.72 ERA for Class AAA Lehigh Valley. He has allowed 31 hits and walked 15 in 34 innings. Last season, Carpenter made one relief appearance for the Phillies and allowed one hit in a scoreless inning. Cairo, who signed a minor-league contract in February but made the Phillies' roster in spring training, was 2-for-17 (.118) and made only one start.
--RHP Brad Lidge continues to struggle for the Phillies. After going 48-for-48 in save chances last season (including the playoffs), Lidge blew his second save and allowed runs in his sixth consecutive appearance Friday night against the Washington Nationals. With the Phillies leading 6-4 in the ninth inning, Lidge walked Nick Johnson and yielded a single to Ryan Zimmerman and a two-run double to Willie Harris, allowing the Nationals to tie the game. Lidge has given up nine runs in his last six innings, leaving his overall ERA at 9.19. --C Carlos Ruiz made an adjustment at the plate earlier this week, and while the Phillies don't want to divulge what it is (manager Charlie Manuel said he doesn't want to tip off opposing teams), it's certainly working. Including his 3-for-6 performance in Friday night's 10-6 victory over the Nationals, Ruiz is 7-for-10 in his last three games and has reached base in 11 of 14 plate appearances (seven hits, four walks). Prior to his mini-hot streak, Ruiz was only 5-for-31 for the season. The torrid stretch has hiked his average to .293 from .161.
MEDICAL WATCH:
The Phillies are healthy.
ROTATION:
LHP Cole Hamels
RHP Brett Myers
LHP Jamie Moyer
RHP Joe Blanton
RHP Chan Ho Park
RHP Andrew Carpenter
BULLPEN:
RHP Brad Lidge (closer)
RHP Ryan Madson
RHP Chad Durbin
LHP Scott Eyre
RHP Clay Condrey
LHP J.A. Happ
LHP Jack Taschner
CATCHERS:
Carlos Ruiz
Chris Coste
INFIELDERS:
1B Ryan Howard
2B Chase Utley
SS Jimmy Rollins
3B Pedro Feliz
INF Eric Bruntlett
OUTFIELDERS:
LF Raul Ibanez
CF Shane Victorino
RF Jayson Werth
OF/INF Greg Dobbs
OF Matt Stairs
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 --LHP J.A. Happ had been scheduled to make a spot start Saturday night in the second half of a day-night doubleheader against the Washington Nationals, but he was needed to pitch in the 11th inning Friday night. So, the Phillies called up RHP Andrew Carpenter from Class AAA Lehigh Valley to make the start and designated seldom-used INF Miguel Cairo for assignment. Carpenter, who turns 24 on Monday, is 1-0 with a 4.72 ERA for Class AAA Lehigh Valley. He has allowed 31 hits and walked 15 in 34 innings. Last season, Carpenter made one relief appearance for the Phillies and allowed one hit in a scoreless inning. Cairo, who signed a minor-league contract in February but made the Phillies' roster in spring training, was 2-for-17 (.118) and made only one start. --RHP Brad Lidge continues to struggle for the Phillies. After going 48-for-48 in save chances last season (including the playoffs), Lidge blew his second save and allowed runs in his sixth consecutive appearance Friday night against the Washington Nationals. With the Phillies leading 6-4 in the ninth inning, Lidge walked Nick Johnson and yielded a single to Ryan Zimmerman and a two-run double to Willie Harris, allowing the Nationals to tie the game. Lidge has given up nine runs in his last six innings, leaving his overall ERA at 9.19. --C Carlos Ruiz made an adjustment at the plate earlier this week, and while the Phillies don't want to divulge what it is (manager Charlie Manuel said he doesn't want to tip off opposing teams), it's certainly working. Including his 3-for-6 performance in Friday night's 10-6 victory over the Nationals, Ruiz is 7-for-10 in his last three games and has reached base in 11 of 14 plate appearances (seven hits, four walks). Prior to his mini-hot streak, Ruiz was only 5-for-31 for the season. The torrid stretch has hiked his average to .293 from .161. MEDICAL WATCH: The Phillies are healthy. ROTATION: LHP Cole Hamels RHP Brett Myers LHP Jamie Moyer RHP Joe Blanton RHP Chan Ho Park RHP Andrew Carpenter BULLPEN: RHP Brad Lidge (closer) RHP Ryan Madson RHP Chad Durbin LHP Scott Eyre RHP Clay Condrey LHP J.A. Happ LHP Jack Taschner CATCHERS: Carlos Ruiz Chris Coste INFIELDERS: 1B Ryan Howard 2B Chase Utley SS Jimmy Rollins 3B Pedro Feliz INF Eric Bruntlett OUTFIELDERS: LF Raul Ibanez CF Shane Victorino RF Jayson Werth OF/INF Greg Dobbs OF Matt Stairs Author:Fox Sports Author's Website:http://www.foxsports.com Added: May 16, 2009
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