If you missed Cliff Lee’s Phillies debut, shame on you.

Gem isn’t even the right word to describe the performance of Lee, who pitched a complete game four-hitter in a 4-1 victory over the Giants

Not only did he deliver from the mound, Lee swung the bat, too. He got two hits, including a double, and scored a run.

He also fielded the ball pretty well.

You couldn’t ask for a better debut. It went beyond expectation.

Cliff Lee was half-man, half-amazing.

He breezed through the first five innings (throwing less than 60 pitches). Juan Uribe got the first hit off Lee with one out in the sixth.

The fast-working, left-hander finished with six strikeouts.

The Phillies didn’t do much offensively to support their new ace, until the seventh inning. Jayson Werth snapped the team’s 0-for-28 skid with runners in scoring position, driving in two runs with the bases loaded.

Cliff Lee had it all going on in his first start with the Phillies .

Werth homered, singled and knocked in three runs.