Posted: Tuesday, March 11, 2008, 8:56 PM | 1 comments |
 
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 Got a question for Phillies catcher Chris Coste?

Sure you do.

Coste toiled in the minor leagues for 11-plus seasons before he finally made his big-league debut in 2006 at age 33. It's a remarkable story. So remarkable that he wrote a book about it. The 33-Year-Old Rookie will be available in stores March 18. And we're not just talking about stores in the Philadelphia area. We're talking about stores in San Diego and San Antonio, Topeka and Terre Haute. It's going to be everywhere.

So if you have a question for Coste, e-mail me here.

Please, include your first name, initial of your last name and city and state where you live.

I'll pick the 10 best questions and ask Coste later this week. You can read his answers in Saturday's Inquirer.

So far we've done Q&A's with Chase Utley, Mike Schmidt and Rich Dubee.

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Listen to Mike Schmidt's Q&A.

Posted by Todd Zolecki @ 8:56 PM  Permalink | 1 comment
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 12:32 PM, 03/12/2008
    Hope you can keep this series going all season. I like it.
    jimmymack


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Bob Brookover and Matt Gelb team up for their third straight season covering the Phillies for the Inquirer and philly.com.

This is Brookover’s second stint writing about the Phillies, having joined the coverage team after seven years as an Eagles beat writer. Brookover was hired by The Inquirer in 2000 as the Phillies beat writer after spending 13 years writing about the team for two suburban newspapers. While on the Eagles beat, Brookover, who had covered just two winning Phillies teams in 15 seasons, saw the Phillies move into a cash-cow new ballpark and begin playing a brand of the game he found unrecognizable. Follow him on Twitter here.

Gelb is in his third season covering the Phillies. He was hired by The Inquirer in August 2009 after graduating from Syracuse University. He has also covered baseball at The Star-Ledger and Cape Cod Times. Born and raised in Bucks County, he attended Central Bucks High School West. Follow him on Twitter here.
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