I still can't believe it but it seems that the Jays had not stranded 16 runners on base in a game since April 24, 2004 against Baltimore! Luckily they won last night.

I'm sure we all hope that Scott Richmond gets the win on Wednesday night as it would be his first since May 3. He has never faced the Phillies but since his last win, he is 0-3 with a 5.81 ERA, ouch. Plus, he's one of the few Canucks on the roster.

Jamie Moyer, their starter on Wednesday, is 46 years old but he can still pitch despite being 4-5 so far this year with a 6.11 ERA. In his last 3 starts, Moyer is 1-0 with a 2.84 ERA, no walks allowed and opponents hit only .227.

In his illustrious career, Moyer is 14-8 against the Jays with a 5.27 ERA and 35 of his 37 appearances facing Toronto have been starts.

The interesting part is that Alex Rios is 9 for 19 (.474) lifetime against Moyer with 4 doubles, a triple and a homer.

Moreover, Vernon Wells is 13 for 38 (.342 average) with two long balls in his career when facing Moyer. Vernon went 2 for 6 on Tuesday after coming in with 4 hits in his previous 45 tries. Still, no homer from him since May 6. Yet, he delivered in the clutch on Tuesday. Let's hope the next good news is a long ball from him.

It's amazing that four of Philly's last six games have gone to extra innings. Over that span, their bullpen has thrown an average of over 5 innings a game. In the Phillies' last 4 games, all played in Philly, their bullpen has a 6.33 ERA.

Let's hope this trend can continue for two more games! Best wishes to everybody, enjoy the game for me as well!