Tim Rabolt's Philadelphia Phillies Fan Profile
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My name is Tim Rabolt and I am currently a 17-year old high school student from Delaware. As a Phillies season-ticket holder who loves to write, I hope to contribute useful and interesting posts that you, the reader, can enjoy and benefit from.
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Who am I?
Great question. First off, my name is Tim Rabolt and I am a 17-year old high school student enrolled at the Tatnall School in Wilmington, DE. As a high school student, 'Who am I?' is a question I try to answer now and throughout college. I know that I love baseball and have always liked Philadelphia, which is how I became so devoted to the Phillies. I started following them about 5 years ago thanks to a family friend. I am now a season ticket holder and rarely miss a game. As of late, baseball has taken over my life through the Phillies, my high school team, and now, this blog. Enjoy!
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Baseball, Classic Movies, Collecting various objects, Family and Friends, Having fun, Philadelphia Sports, Sports Memorabilia, TV Shows (Anything from FOX or Comedy Central), Writing
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Creativity, Providing a different outlook, Staying devoted and determined
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Philadelphia Phillies: WHO IS Miguel Cairo? posted on 05/16/2009
May 8th, 2009- As I sat in my seat in the bottom of the 6th inning at Citizens Bank Park, I see a pinch hitter walk up to the plate for Cole Hamels. I, along with others around me, instantly try to guess the hitter’s identity. “Dobbs, it’s gotta be!”, “Stairs all the way!” Not this time. The name called by Dan Baker was none other than #9 Miguel Cairo. Already a good month into the season, I hear call-outs from my seat all asking the same question, “Who is Miguel Cairo?”
Yes, he is the back-up infielder for the Phillies who has played on 8 different teams in the last 13 seasons, but what else is there to his story? Cairo made a quiet entrance onto the Phillies’ roster when his contract was purchased on April 4th. He has started off rather cold, batting only .118 (2 for 17) through 15 games this season. But before you are quick to judge the 35-year old Venezuelan, perhaps you should consider a little about his baseball background.
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Tim Rabolt
My name is Tim Rabolt and I am currently a 17-year old high school student from Delaware. As a Phillies season-ticket holder who loves to write, I hope to contribute useful and interesting posts that you, the reader, can enjoy and benefit from.
