West, 23, was leaving G Lounge (111 S. 17th) close to 2 a.m. Sunday, when he was involved in a bit of pushing and shoving with a few other men. The 6-foot-8 rookie, who appears intoxicated in a photo we've posted at PhillyGossip. com, then climbed into a limousine with five women, cleat chasers who had traveled from Florida to hang out with the Marlins.

Limousine driver Big Penny says that while driving on Locust Street near 13th, West heckled a group of men, who then surrounded the car and threatened the ballplayer and that Big Penny pleaded with the angry crowd not to harm his car, a Cadillac DTS sedan.

Penny says a member of West's harem vomited in the car as they traveled up 13th Street, then again on Market Street, causing him to pull over at the Robert N.C. Nix Sr. Federal Building, at 9th and Market, where Penny says West nearly passed out.

Penny says West "was laying on the ledge with his flip-flops on" as the girls tried to make their friend feel better.

Penny says West told him that he would pay for any cleaning of the limo, and that when they arrived at the Hyatt Regency Penn's Landing, where the team was staying, West got out of the car with one of the women and said they were heading to get a towel. He also announced his intention to have sex with his companion, Penny says, and never returned to the limo.

Penny says he called West in the morning demanding payment for the cleanup, and West claimed he didn't know the women. A Marlins spokeswoman did not return our detailed request for comment yesterday.

Phillies fans peep for free

It may cost Phillies fans a lot to travel to Colorado for the playoff games against the Rockies, but admission will be free at the Diamond Cabaret and Steakhouse.

Bill Love, general manager at the upscale gentlemen's club, tells us that anybody who presents a Philly-area ID at the door will get in free. The club is only minutes from Coors Field, in Denver. Love, a die-hard Philly sports fan, worked for many years at clubs in this area.

In other strip club happenings . . .

Porn starlets Teagan Presley, Eva

Angelina and Sunny Leone will each perform two sets Friday night at Club Risque (1700 S. Columbus) and Saturday at Club Risque on Route 413 in Bristol.

Phillies Out and about

* Brad Lidge went for guacamole, sea

bass tacos, black bean enchiladas at El Vez (13th & Sansom) Sunday night, stopping in with a friend. As a closer, Lidge went for a Mexican banana split and an espresso.

* Carlos Ruiz and a blonde shared appetizers and a few drinks at Pinsetter Bar & Bowl (7111 Maple) in Pennsauken.

* Cole Hamels and wife Heidi

trekked down to Sullivan's Steakhouse (5525 Concord) in Wilmington Saturday night with some friends. The southpaw had a cowboy rib-eye; most had fillets.

Bacon Bros at Manayunk fest

Center City-raised Kevin Bacon and brother Michael, aka the Bacon Brothers, scheduled to sing the national anthem before this afternoon's Phillies game, will sign copies of their CD/DVD single "New Year's Day," which they recorded with an all-star crew of Mummers, from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at Main Street Music (4444 Main). Proceeds benefit the Save the Mummers Fund. Their appearance is part of the Homegrown Manayunk Fall Festival from 11 to 5 Saturday along Main Street.

Healthy hearts and clean hands

95.7 BEN FM will launch its "Swine Free in Phil-E" from 8 to 11 a.m. tomorrow at City Hall's Dilworth Plaza, where the station will hand out bottles of hand sanitizer to help recipients stave off the H1N1 virus, aka swine flu. The event is in conjunction with Thomas Jefferson University Hospital's Heart Healthy Philadelphia health fair, which runs from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Q102's Nicole Michalik, a former "Biggest Loser" contestant, will be the first to get a free health screening while a "Biggest Loser" camera crew films her for a "where are they now" video. The public is encouraged to come out and be screened, too.

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