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'This is a team the Phillies should NOT lose to' — Phillies PGL crew reacts to loss to Pirates
After the Phillies lost 5-4 to the Pirates on Friday night, Michael Barkann and Ricky Bottalico are left dumbfounded.'This is a team the Phillies should NOT lose to' — Phillies PGL crew reacts to loss to Pirates originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
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