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PHILADELPHIA, Penn. -- Jamie Moyer pitched six strong innings as the Philadelphia Phillies clinched the National League East division title yesterday with a 4-3 victory over the Washington Nationals. The victory eliminated the New York Mets from the

Jamie Moyer pitched six strong innings as the Philadelphia Phillies clinched the National League East division title Saturday with a 4-3 victory over the Washington Nationals. The victory eliminated the New York Mets from the division race. But with one

Phillies left-hander Jamie Moyer is the most recent hurler to accomplish the feat, winning 21 for the Mariners in 2003 when he was 40. This weekend, however, Moyer may have some company. The Yankees' Mike Mussina, 39, who has 19 wins, will take the ball

That was the pitcher who seemed unhittable at times and was almost always determined to pitch a complete game. However, the Myers on the mound for the Phillies' 10-4 loss to the Braves at Citizens Bank Park looked more like the pitcher who struggled

With the Phillies leading, 7-3, with two outs in the top of the sixth inning, Casto hit a Joe Blanton pitch over the right-field wall. Phillies manager Charlie Manuel appealed the call to first-base umpire Bob Davidson, questioning whether or not a fan

Philadelphia was able to seal its spot in the 2007 postseason by winning its final series of the year against the Nationals. As fate would have it, here it is again. A Phillies win over the Nationals on Saturday -- or a New York loss -- will give

The Cubs had priorities of their own. Having already clinched the NL Central, Chicago manager Lou Piniella opted to give most of his starters Thursday off. The Cubs lost to the Mets, 7-6, which allowed New York to pick up a half-game on first-place

The lefty will enjoy Sunday even more, as he gets the day off. 'I'm just going to watch the rookies play,' Hamels said. Clinching the National League East title on Saturday afforded Philadelphia the luxury of not having to use Hamels for a meaningless

Closer Brad Lidge was presented with the team MVP award. The right-hander has saved 40 games in 40 opportunities entering Saturday. He is on the verge of being the first Philadelphia closer to save every one of his chances since Major League Baseball