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The Liberty Line has quickly become Philadelphia's leading independent sports blog and podcast network. It started in March 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the globe. Since then, The Liberty Line has made a significant mark on the Philadelphia sports community by providing round-the-clock coverage of all five major sports teams in the city.
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thelibertyline.com | Drew Smith
So… is Saquon Barkley really thinking about hanging it up already? Apparently, yes. And honestly, the way he’s talking about it sounds a lot more serious than I expected. Barkley went on Chris Long’s “Green Light” podcast this week and was asked whether he’d be the type to retire early or hang on as long as possible. “I’ll probably be one of those guys that it’ll be out of nowhere.
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thelibertyline.com | Drew Smith
Well, that’s one way to snap a losing streak. Bryce Harper wasted no time reminding everyone why he’s the heartbeat of this Phillies lineup. After missing five games with a bruised elbow, Harper launched a home run in his first at-bat Tuesday night — setting the tone for an 8-3 win over the Blue Jays that ended the Phils’ four-game slide.
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thelibertyline.com | Drew Smith
Jesus Luzardo had a great reason to switch up his hairstyle. When you give up 12 earned runs in 3 1/3 innings — and land yourself in the history books for all the wrong reasons — you’ve got to change something. Three days after his disastrous start against the Brewers — which I covered in detail here — Luzardo showed up to the ballpark in Toronto on Tuesday rocking a brand-new set of cornrows.
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thelibertyline.com | Drew Smith
The Phillies’ bullpen is in survival mode right now — and heading into this week’s series in Toronto, they’ll get a front-row look at a former weapon who has fallen off a cliff. Jeff Hoffman, one of the most valuable arms in last year’s Phillies pen, was a free agent priority for plenty of teams this past offseason. The Phils were interested, but Hoffman — understandably — chased the bag.
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thelibertyline.com | Drew Smith
The Flyers officially re-signed Noah Cates to a four-year extension on Tuesday. The deal comes in at $4 million AAV and locks up one of the Flyers’ most consistent middle-six forwards through the heart of the rebuild. BREAKING: We have signed forward @cates_noah to a four-year contract extension worth an annual average value (AAV) of $4 million.
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