Lidge reflects on magical season, magical holidays  Lidge
reflects on magical season, magical holidays  Lidge reflects on
magical season, magical holidays PHILADELPHIA -- Brad Lidge
falling to his knees, raising his arms toward the heavens and
celebrating the Phillies' 2008 World Series championship on a
chilly October night at Citizens Bank Park is one of the most
iconic images in Philadelphia sports history.  Maybe
Philadelphia history.  It is an image and a moment that will be
remembered for a very long time.  Lidge announced recently that
he is retiring from baseball. He spent 11 years in the big
leagues, but that 2008 season with the Phils proved to be his
most memorable. Lidge went 2-0 with a 1.95 ERA and 41 saves in
41 opportunities. He made the All-Star team. He finished fourth
in National League Cy Young Award voting and eighth in NL MVP
Award voting. Lidge had a 0.96 ERA and seven saves in seven
opportunities in the postseason, including that unforgettable
save in Game 5 of the 2008 World Series. ca