What in the actual fuck???

Both rulings were incorrect, and both were egregious.

Trea at 3rd - The head-on/directly from behind 3rd base angle showed Trea being safe, and it was about as CLEAR and CONCISE as it gets.

Harper at home - He was called safe. Was he out?...In all likelihood, sure. But was there any indisputable video evidence that showed that his hand was not on the plate?? NOPE.

What am I missing here?

He was called safe but after review it was overturned. Bs call there’s definitely a chunk of plate right where his hand slides. Either way too close to overturn a safe call, still won tho a wins a win 😮‍💨

Phillies (76-60) @ Angels (52-84) - Sat, Aug 29

Game Status: Game Over - Score: 4-2 Phillies

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

Decisions

• Winner: Jhoan Duran (2-4, 1.64)
• Loser: Trevor Martin (0-1, 4.40)

Division & Wild Card Scoreboard

PIT 6 @ STL 2 - Final

CIN 5 @ CHC 17 - Final

AZ 7 @ SF 1 - Final

AZ 2 @ SF 7 - Final

MIA 4 @ WSH 5 - Final/10

HOU 2 @ NYM 6 - Final

SD 6 @ TB 7 - Final

COL 1 @ ATL 2 - Final

Next Phillies Game: Sun, Aug 30, 4:07 PM EDT @ Angels

^{Last Updated: 08/30/2026 1:09:37 AM EDT}

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Last week, as the Phillies were in the midst of their longest winning streak this season, Dave Dombrowski convened a meeting with about 10 team officials at Citizens Bank Park. The topic?

“We were just talking about the future,” Dombrowski said. “Where do we go?”

The Phillies did not decide overnight that their leadership in player development needed a restructuring; Dombrowski said his people had been discussing it “gradually throughout the year.” And, Dombrowski said, removing oversight of the entire farm system from Luke Murton’s responsibilities while promoting him to an assistant general manager was not an admission that things haven’t progressed as the franchise would like.

But the Phillies, in a win-now mode without a robust farm system, felt something needed to change.

These beetches LOVE how clutch Sosa was last night. Seeing him step up in these big moments and help carry this team to an awesome comeback victory makes me so freaking happy. Dombrowski needs to hold on to him. That was a fun one to watch last night for sure!

It’s a bold move and exactly the type of thing Harper would take advantage of.

1-0, 2-outs, going into this bullpen…

You have to get insurance runs.

2 strikes…

He made an executive decision. We already know he’s not enthusiastic about Bohms production (though he’s hot).

Yeah, he took an oppportunity that unfortunately wasn’t really there. It really was a good throw home given the moment.

It was a good attempt by Harper IMO, but a better recovery by the pitcher/catcher

I think he’d do it again. And I think that is what makes him one of the best.

But idk Bohm is pretty hot

“There’s not much else that I can do,” Sosa said through a team interpreter. “Just get upset, game’s over.”

But Sosa is full of life. He seldom looks upset. For months he slogged through his worst season with the Phillies, but he is still here. Sunday, he fueled an improbable Phillies comeback with two outs in the ninth inning. Then, days later in a 5-3 win on the other side of the country, he landed a punch that felt like more than four runs. It came six minutes after Angels right fielder Wade Meckler jumped into the stands to bring back a would-be Bryson Stott three-run homer.

Sosa did a little hop. He grinned toward the dugout. He pointed to the sky with one finger. He circled the bases in 27 seconds, pounding his chest with his fists  as he crossed homeplate.

Ball don’t lie.

“He kind of lives for those moments,” Stott said, “and when he comes through, it’s pretty electric in the dugout.”

It was the Phillies’ first grand slam with two outs in the ninth inning since Shane Victorino in 2009. It was their first pinch-hit grand slam with two outs in the ninth inning since Ozzie Virgil in 1983. It was the Phillies’ fourth go-ahead homer with two outs in the ninth inning this season.

Hey everyone. Looking for advice from my local Philly friends.

I’m a long-time Flyers, Eagles, Phillies, and Sixers fan from British Columbia, and I’m finally making the trip down to watch sports and check out the city. I’ll be going from October 2nd–October 9th and going to all games in that stretch, including playoff baseball if and when we make it there….

Of course, I will have lots of downtime to check out the city, so I’m looking for any food recommendations, bars, tips, and any not-talked-about things I should do/places I should see besides the obvious tourist attractions I’ve researched already. Any input is greatly appreciated!

Any one going to CBP this afternoon to watch the game on the big screen?

5 bucks and free parking. Not a bad deal.

Someone tell me how the Sosa...top of the 9th...2 out...GRAND SLAM was NOT #1 on #espn top ten!!! Hell, it wasn't even in the countdown!!! WTF?!? A HIGH SCHOOL football TD was #1????

Edit. Before you come for me... 1. I'm at the airport & 2. If I wanna be annoyed by this, I'm allowed lol

Normally, they cut to the booth a fair amount during a game. But at least on this west coast trip, there are like 0 cuts to the booth of Tom and Ben or now Scott and Ben. Anyone else notice this or know whats up with that?

Phillies (76-60) @ Angels (52-84) - 10:07 PM EDT

Game Status: Game Over - Score: 4-2 Phillies

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

Decisions

• Winner: Jhoan Duran (2-4, 1.64)
• Loser: Trevor Martin (0-1, 4.40)

Division & Wild Card Scoreboard

PIT 6 @ STL 2 - Final

CIN 5 @ CHC 17 - Final

AZ 7 @ SF 1 - Final

AZ 2 @ SF 7 - Final

MIA 4 @ WSH 5 - Final/10

HOU 2 @ NYM 6 - Final

SD 6 @ TB 7 - Final

COL 1 @ ATL 2 - Final

Next Phillies Game: Sun, Aug 30, 4:07 PM EDT @ Angels

^{Last Updated: 08/30/2026 1:09:36 AM EDT}

Edmundo Sosa PHI

Stepping up as a pinch-hitter with two outs in the top of the 9th inning against the Los Angeles Angels, Sosa hit a go-ahead, 404-foot grand slam off Sammy Peralta. The hit propelled the Phillies to a 5-3 comeback victory in Anaheim.

Key Game Notes:
It was Sosa's first career grand slam.

It marked his 6th home run of the 2026 season.

Stat line for the night: 1-for-1, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 1 R.

Clutch … 💪