Locked On Phillies - Daily Podcast On The Philadelphia Phillies

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The Philadelphia Phillies’ season ends with ELIMINATION in the Wild Card Round at the hands of the Atlanta Braves with a 6-2 Game 3 Loss. Despite pitching on just two-days rest in his last outing, Aaron Nola got the ball for this one and surrendered a three-run homer by Michael Harris II in the first inning. Nola’s night was down after just 1.2 innings allowing three runs on two hits and two walks, throwing 38 pitches. Tim Mayza came in for the final out of the 2nd inning and retired Drake Baldwin. Ozzie Albies added a two-run homer of Zack Wheeler in the 4th for a 5-0 Braves lead. The Phillies first run came in the 6th inning when an Alec Bohm ground out brought Kyle Schwarber home from third base. Then last run of the season came in the 8th inning after Derek Hill led off with a triple and scored on a Trea Turner sac fly RBI to center. Photo Credits: Nola Credit: Jim Rassol-Imagn Images Matingly Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images Wheeler Credit: Jeff Curry-Imagn Images Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments

The Philadelphia Phillies even their WILD CARD series up at ONE all with 4-3 WIN over the Atlanta Braves in 10 innings! Trea Turner led off the game for the Phillies and smacked a double into right field, then scored on a Bryce Harper RBI single to left. Then with one out, Alec Bohm drove a single into left, putting Harper on third. Bryson Stott then hit a grounder of Braves’ starter Tyler Mahle, keeping the ball in the infield. Despite that, Harper kept breaking for home and was eventually thrown out in a rundown. The Braves evened up the score in the bottom of the 1st inning. Ronald Acuna Jr. drew a leadoff walk, stole second, then third and scored on Matt Olson’s RBI single. Atlanta then took a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the 7th thanks in part to another lead off walk. This time it was Cristopher Sanchez walking Sean Murphy. Then Drake Baldwin lined a ball to Bryce Harper in right field that Harper misplayed, having it bounce off his glove allowing Murphy to score. Matt Olson followed with an RBI sac fly to center. The Phillies responded immediately in the top of the 8th as Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper went back-to-back with homers off of Dylan Lee to even the score at three. Alec Bohm made the difference in the ball game with a solo homer to right for a 4-3 Phillies Lead. Andrew Painter tossed three-scoreless innings of baseball and picked up the win in his first postseason appearance. Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments Credit: Brett Davis-Imagn Images

Austin Riley took Jhoan Duran DEEP for a GAME-WINNING three-run home run, handing the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-3 loss in game one of their wild card series against the Atlanta Braves. Alec Bohm opened the scoring with a two-out double to center field that scored Kyle Schwarber from first base. Mike Yastrzemski tied things up at one in the bottom of the 2nd inning with an RBI single to center. The game remained tied until the bottom of the 6th inning when Michael Harris hit a one-out single off Alex MacFarlane and Ozzie Albies launched a long fly ball to center field. Derek Hill leaped at the wall for the ball, but it bounced off his wrist allowing Albies to record an RBI triple that scored Michael Harris from first. The Phillies regained the lead in the 7th when JT Realmuto came up in the clutch with a two-run triple to right field that Ronald Acuna JR had TONS OF TROUBLE trying to pick up. Bryan De La Cruz and Bryson Stott scored on Realmuto’s triple to give the Phillies a 3-2 lead. Jesus Luzardo started for the Phillies and threw five innings of three-hit one-run baseball while striking out six and throwing 77 pitches. Cris Sale gave the Braves the longest postseason start of his career, tossing 6.1ip while being charged for three runs. Duran came on in relief in the 7th and recorded a 1-2-3 inning. In the 8th, he got two quick outs, then allowed a base hit to Michael Harris II and then hit Ozzie Albies. Riley then stepped up to play the hero. Credit: Dale Zanine-Imagn Images

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The Philadelphia Phillies get EMBARRASSED by the Tampa Bay Rays, 12-1 Aaron Nola tried his hand at heroics by starting for the Phillies despite only being on two days rest. The gamble did NOT pay off. Nola allowed three runs on four hits including a two-run homer by Junior Caminero. Not only did Nola not come through, it also failed to inspire the offense. The Phillies took their scoreless streak into the 7th inning when Bryson Stott hit a one-out double, then scored on an error by second baseman Richie Palacios off the bat of Justin Crawford. The Phillies pitching after Nola didn’t help either. Jose Alvarado was charged for three runs over one-third of an inning while Jose Urquidy tossed 2.2ip allowing three runs. Max Lazar was taken for two runs in the 9th. Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments

The Philadelphia Phillies FAIL to back a SOLID night from Cristopher Sanchez as they fall to the Tampa Bay Rays, 2-0. The Rays opened the scoring with a little two-out lightning in the 1st inning. Cristopher Sanchez recorded two quick outs then surrendered three straight singles, with the third being an RBI single by Jonny DeLuca to right field. Then in the 2nd, Nick Fortez took Sanchez deep for a solo homer and a 2-0 Rays lead. Sanchez went on to shut down Tampa Bay’s bats after that. In total he went seven innings allowing two runs on the night on five hits and a walk while striking out 10 and throwing 100 pitches. Sanchez struck out the last six batters he faced. The Phillies offense offered no support, mustering just four hits on the night as they have now scored just TWO runs over their last 27 innings. Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments

The Philadelphia Phillies lose to the Milwaukee Brewers, 5-1 and have their playoff lives STILL hanging in the balance! The Brewers opened the scoring in the 2nd inning when Sal Frelick hit an RBI double to left field scoring Gary Sanchez who walked to lead off the inning.The Phillies responded in the bottom of the 3rd when Kyle Schwarber led off with a double to the right-center field gap, then came around to score on an RBI single from Bryce Harper. Andrew Painter started for the Phillies and tossed six innings of one-run baseball. He allowed five hits and walked three while striking out eight throwing 93 pitches. In the 8th, Jose Alvarado took to the mound and walked the leadoff man Jackson Churio, who stole second to put himself in scoring position with no outs. Bauers then brought Chourio home on an RBI single to left for a 2-1 Brewers lead. With one out the the Phillies went to Chase Shugart who allowed an RBI single up the middle with the Phillies playing in as opposed to double play depth. Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments Credit: Kyle Ross-USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Phillies fall to the Milwaukee Brewers, 4-1 as they leave 10 men on base! The Phillies had a plethora of opportunities and failed to maximize. They had the bases loaded with no outs in the 2nd inning but only managed to squeeze one run out of it on a J.T. Realmuto ground out to second. In the 4th, Bryson Stott hit a one-out double to right and was left stranded there after a Brandon Marsh strike out and Realmuto popped out to short. Then in the 5th, they had runners at first and second with no outs and got NOTHING OUT OF IT! In total they went 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position. Aaron Nola started and had one of his roughest nights in while, allowing four runs over six innings including two solo homers. Credit: Rick Scuteri-Imagn Images Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments

The Philadelphia Phillies get big swings from Brandon Marsh, Bryson Stott and Alec Bohm as well as a record from Zack Wheeler in 6-4 win over Milwaukee Brewers! Brandon Marsh opened the scoring in the 2nd with a two-run homer to right field when he got a (1-2) sinker on the inner half of the plate and launched it 390-feet. Alec Bohm followed in the third with an RBI double to give the Phillies a 3-0 lead. Zack Wheeler started his outing by setting a new Phillies’ record with seven consecutive strikeouts to start the ballgame. Unfortunately, the Brewers caught up with Wheeler in the 4th inning when they recorded two hits and a William Contreras sac fly RBI. Then in the 6th, Contreras struck again, this time with a game-tying two-run single to left Wheeler’s line closed at 5.2 innings pitched allowing three runs on five hits and a walk while striking out 11 and throwing 101 pitches. The game was tied at three in the 8th inning, when Luis Arraez and Alec Bohm record back-to-back two out singles. Then Bryson Stott stepped up and shot a liner to center field, Arraez scored easily, while Alec Bohm rounded 2nd heading for 3rd. The throw in from George Mitchell glanced off Bohm's foot allowing Bohm to score, giving the Phillies a 5-3 lead! Marsh added another RBI on a double. Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments

The Philadelphia Phillies get BLOWN OUT 10-3 by the New York Mets! The Mets started the scoring in the second inning when Carson Benge took Andrew Painter deep on an 0-2 Sweeper that hung inside and Benge hit 370ft for a 1-0 Mets lead. The Phillies evened the score in the 4th after Bryce Harper led off the inning with a ground rule double, Alec Bohm brought him home on an RBI single that tied the score at one. Then in the 5th the Phillies took a 3-1 lead on a sac fly RBI by Bryce Harper followed by a Bohm RBI single off Francisco Lindor at short and into left field. The Mets retook the lead in the bottom of the 5th with a three-run homer by Francisco Alvarez off Andrew Painter and it was ALL METS AFTER THAT! Credit: Dale Zanine-Imagn Images Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments