
Justin DiVirgilio
Contributing Writer at That Ball's Outta Here
Sports/Pro Wrasslin’ guy with attempted jokes and other thoughts about things I like or dislike | Opinions are my own | Scatter-brained | Sporadic writer
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Dec 4, 2023 |
thatballsouttahere.com | Justin DiVirgilio
Baseball season has been done for a while, and it didn’t end positively for the Philadelphia Phillies. Sorry to bring that back up, but there’s an event on the horizon that can wash down the tough pill to swallow that was the Phillies' postseason exit. It's the MLB Winter Meetings, and generally speaking, they mark the beginning of the 2024 season. This year, the newsworthy event is being held in Nashville, Tennessee from December 3-6 in Nashville’s Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.
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Nov 5, 2023 |
thatballsouttahere.com | Justin DiVirgilio
With free agent season right around the corner, The Athletic weighs in on which top free agents will be a good fit in Philly. By Justin DiVirgilio | 11:30 AM ESTIt's officially that time of year again, the in-between time of the GM and Winter Meetings. Fans begin to attempt to map their favorite team’s moves, team officials are preparing multiple offseason acquisition plans, and media members speculate where players will go based on information they have acquired throughout their work.
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Nov 4, 2023 |
thatballsouttahere.com | Justin DiVirgilio
The baseball season has finally ended. What a journey and story it was. A season that was truly unpredictable but now that the season is over teams need to prepare to bolster their rosters. The Philadelphia Phillies have two important potential free agents in starting pitcher Aaron Nola and first baseman Rhys Hoskins. There’s an important question that needs to be asked: should the Phillies extend qualifying offers to Aaron Nola and Rhys Hoskins?
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Oct 8, 2023 |
thesixersense.com | Justin DiVirgilio
The Philadelphia 76ers are almost fully back. They have made their first official step in reporting to training camp. This positive theme is derailed because the team is surrounded by controversy due to a disgruntled player. Yet again, the Sixers have problems with another left-handed shooting lead ballhandler. Media day was on Monday and it was a lot of different things. It was fun, interesting, dramatic, enlightening, and PR-driven.
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Oct 7, 2023 |
thatballsouttahere.com | Justin DiVirgilio
The Philadelphia Phillies are back in the MLB playoffs for the second straight season. For that to happen, plenty of things have to go right over the course of a 162-game season. All facets of the team have to lift the team to win because it’s a team game. There are always catalysts for leading the charge of winning baseball. The 2023 Philadelphia Phillies, like the 2022 Phillies, are special.
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RT @cara_jeffrey: can I use this graphic when I bail last minute on weekend plans?

Really good show ruined by a shit ending with a return we didn’t need in that spot to get Hangman/Swerve to team after not even a year after their Lights Out match #AEWDynasty

CM Punk is my favorite wrestler ever but I'm sorry everyone knows that the Wrestlemania main event is the last one of the weekend