Rollins flashes Gold Glove in key spot  Rollins flashes Gold
Glove in key spot  PHILADELPHIA -- Usually the infielders mob
the pitcher after the division-clinching final out. This time,
closer Brad Lidge mobbed the infielders after the Phillies beat
the Nationals, 4-3.  Seeing Ryan Zimmerman's hard shot heading
up the middle with the bases loaded in the ninth inning, Lidge
might have though, "Uh oh." Then, he saw shortstop Jimmy Rollins
and his Gold Glove dive into the frame.  Rollins speared the
ball, shuffled to Chase Utley and watched from the ground as
Utley pivoted and fired to first for the game-ending double
play.  Game over. National League East title secured.  "I was
just so excited when they made that play, so I just ran out
there and wanted to hug them," Lidge said.  The rest of the pile
followed and gathered by the spot where Zimmerman's grounder met
its untimely end.  "I've always said I'm short, but I'm also a
lot closer to ground balls," Rollins said with a laugh. "So I
guess I was a lot closer