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San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves - May 30, 2011 | MLB.com SD Recap
"He said, 'You look more like a car salesman than a baseball player,'" said Phillips, who actually is a car salesman in the winter, selling Cadillacs in his native San Diego. -
Phillips' homer powers Padres past Braves - SignOnSanDiego.com
"(When) I hit it. I said, ‘I got it good. I don’t know (if it’s a homer),’ " Phillips recalled. "I haven’t hit enough home runs in my career to say, ‘I got that one.’ -
Keeping Rizzo in Tucson today will pay off for Padres tomorrow - SignOnSanDiego.com
But when a reporter broached the open secret of arbitration considerations, Hoyer replied, "Make sure you write that I had no facial expression when you said that." -
PADRES: Phillips' first homer lifts Padres past Braves
"He threw me a breaking ball that he left up a little bit, and I just put a good swing on it," Phillips said. "It's really nice to do it for the Padres. They're my hometown team, the team I grew up watching." -
10 questions with the Padres' Jason McLeod - SignOnSanDiego.com
Kevin Towers was the Padres’ scouting director. I begged him to let me do anything in my free time. He let me file some (player) reports and run tryout camps. I was very fortunate. -
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"Great times," he said, "but my five years in the Marine Corps are the most important in my life because of the consequences."
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