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On a blustery night featuring timid Dodgers offerings and furious Phillies hacks amid an angry stadium awash in blue blood, you know what I would have liked to see?
I would have liked to see those Dodgers prospects whom they liked more than Cliff Lee.
Now that would have been ugly.
Who are those guys? Where were those guys?
They needed to stand amid the ruins of Sunday's 11-0 Philadelphia Phillies victory to witness what the organization sacrificed to keep them.
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