From Ashburn Alley to Austria, Phillies fans still showing their colors
From Ashburn Alley to Austria, Phillies fans still showing their colors
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From Ashburn Alley to Austria, Phillies fans still showing their colors
PHILADELPHIA -- The wolfman mask is retired. Even without a costume, one of the founding fathers of the Wolf Pack -- a band of Philadelphia Phillies fans that once commandeered a section of cheap seats at the Vet -- still roots for his favorite team from a considerable distance.
The wolfman mask is retired. Patrick Wood slipped a bartender “a Euro or two” inside a raucous rugby Irish pub in Vienna around 11 p.m. local time, and soon one TV was flipped to a Phillies playoff game. The longer Wood and a buddy stuck around to watch, the more the beer drinkers and rugby fanatics that stayed deep into the night became absorbed by Phillies baseball.
The bedlam created by 45,000 fans can shift momentum. If you're going, one requirement: be loud.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The wolfman mask is retired. Even without a costume, one of the founding fathers of the Wolf Pack — a band of Philadelphia Phillies fans that once commandeered a section of cheap seats at the Vet — still roots for his favorite team from a considerable distance. Patrick Wood slipped a bartender […]