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Patrick Gordon is the executive editor of The Philadelphia Baseball Review. He has covered the Philadelphia Phillies and amateur baseball in the region for two decades. He is a graduate of Temple University and Northeast Catholic.
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Jerad Ecihkoff tossed send innings on Sunday in a Phillies 6-1 win over Toronto..
BY PATRICK GORDON
Managing Editor

Ahe Caps – specifically Alex Ovechkin, whose 50 goals further cement his reputation as the greatest goal scorer of his generation – appear to be a team on a mission. Ovechkin is basically unstoppable from the left circle on the power play where he simply overpowers goalies with his shot.

The Flyers reward for a two-month run at the Stanley Cup is a dance that many people may never have saw coming.

The Flyers' chances to win rest on three factors: It is a dance with a partner that is well-rested and one that has been able to hone its game to a sharp edge at the same time the Flyers were scrambling wildly just to get to the dance.

 Odubel Herrera and Cesar Hernandez had RBI singles for the Phillies, who have been outscored 26-12 in losing their first four games. "We're not the best-hitting team in the league, but we're certainly better than we're showing," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.

"We've got to get everybody going. It seems like they're trying too hard." Most Important Play Trailing 1-0, Herrera lined a single to left to score Eickhoff and tie the contest (+.163 WPA).

Eickhoff originally reached with an inning-opening double and advanced to third on a Freddy Galvis groundout to short. Conforto's double in the home portion of the sixth was

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