Archive: October, 2012
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THIS WEEK'S QUESTION
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For only the fourth time since 1960 (as far back as we can check), four different players have led the Eagles in receiving yardage in their first four games.
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Darin Ruf ... meet Denny Sothern.
Those two are the only rookie September callups in Phillies history to hit three home runs in their initial stint with the Fightins.
In the list below we look at Ruf (shown above) and 15 other selected players who made their major league debut for the Phillies in September and how they fared in their first taste of the bigs.
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Uniform number 20 was retired Sunday night by the Eagles to honor former All-World safety Brian Dawkins. He will be the last Eagles to don that number, but he wasn't the first.
A total of 18 players are credited by the Eagles with wearing No. 20 (see list below).
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Ever since the regular referees returned to start Week 4 last Thursday in Baltimore (photo at left), there has been something missing from NFL games ...
... about six minutes.
