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Cole Hamels, in the dugout with manager Charlie Manuel, is expected to play a big role in 2010. "We expect him to come back and be the pitcher he can be," GM Ruben Amaro Jr. said.

The future hinges on Hamels

Bob Ford: The front office believes that Hamels will return to form and is risking a great deal on that belief. General manager Ruben Amaro Jr. said Friday that acquiring another top starting pitcher during the off-season is "unlikely," so those who want the Phils to go out and finally land Roy Halladay are going to be disappointed again.

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