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   With the big, bad Cubs out of the way and a three-day trip to D.C. on the horizon, the Phillies have a chance to set themselves up for a huge weekend in New York, provided they play with the same focus and sense of purpose they have in the last two games.

   The Phillies learned a little bit about playoff baseball last night -- as if they needed instruction -- when they couldn't hold the lead against a top-shelf Cubs team. That's two blown opportunities in a row and hardly the way to grab hold of a divisional race. This is no time to play it cool. Maximum effort is needed for nine innings.

Despite Kevin Curtis' injury the Eagles had one heck of an August.  Brian Westbrook - check.  Shawn Andrews - check.  Donovan McNabb - check. Desean Jackson - check (wow)!  Lito Sheppard - ok, so all is not perfect, but at least he's still playing.  A team perceived by many as a 7, 8 or maybe 9 win squad just a month ago now is considered a legit Super Bowl contender by Sports Illustrated, and some fans are starting to feel that vibe too.

   Don't blame Rudy Seanez for Wednesday night's loss to the Mets. It isn't Brad Lidge's fault, either. Nope, by continuing his aversion to small ball and making a crushing eighth-inning gaffe, Charlie Manuel lost the game for the Phillies.

   When Jamie Moyer imploded early Tuesday night against the Letsgoes, things looked dire for the Phils' first-place chances, especially with Johan Santana scheduled to pitch Wednesday night. But guts, grit, heart and a horrible Mets bullpen may have produced the season's defining moment.