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NLCS Game 4: Phillies Win 10-6, One Win Away from the NL Pennant
Mike Lipinski has been covering Philadelphia sports since 2005. Previous stops include Section 247 Sports, My MMA News, and more. He has been a part of the Sports Talk Philly team since 2019. He is the editor of Philadelphia Phillies content, co-editor for college football covering mainly the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, and dabbling in all other sports. Follow him on social media channels -Twitter & Threads- @MLipinskiSports
All posts by Mike LipinskiPublished22 Oct 2022
The Philadelphia Phillies overcame multiple deficits –including 4-runs before even batting– to defeat the San Diego Padres 10-6 on Saturday night to take a 3-to-1 series lead. The Phillies can clinch their first trip to the World Series since 2009 with a win on Sunday afternoon in South Philly.
Now, about that recap. If you had the following on your Postseason bingo card you can collect your prize money:
- Both starters don’t make it out of the 1st inning
- A combined 7-runs are scored in the 1st inning
- 13 total pitchers
- Six home runs
- 3.1 shutdown innings from Connor Brogdon and Andrew Bellatti
- Two homers from Rhys Hoskins
- Three shutdown innings from Noah Syndergaard and David Robertson
If you want a full, traditional recap you can read it here.
What the Phillies did tonight in Game 4 was simply remarkable. Many teams would’ve folded when faced with an immediate 4-run hole, but this team immediately clawed back into the game. Many teams would’ve packed it in after battling to tie to the game only to give it away the next inning. Many teams would’ve, but not this Phillies team.
What’s happening is nothing short of magical.
EVERYONE contributed tonight for the Phillies, whether it was at the plate or in the field and now the Phillies are one win away from the NL Pennant.
