Bryce Harper Finally Homered: Phillies 9 Padres 4

Sadly, Tom McCarthy and John Kruk did not broadcast tonight's video game shirtless. Fortunately for the San Diego Padres,Ha-Seong Kim took 3 spheres and a strike for a leadoff stroll. Kim would take off and after a Juan Soto set out on a splitter, not only did he take second but after a negative throw from Garrett Stubbs, he took 3rd. Fernando Tatis Jr struck a groundout to Bryson Stott to make it 1-0. Taijuan Walker struggled to get the last out of the inning, nevertheless. First came his 2nd stroll of the inning to Manny Machado after some inefficient splitters. Then came Xander Bogaerts with a base hit to center. Walker at some point worked out of the two-out jam unscathed with a flyball to best area. Nonetheless, he threw 29 pitches and the bullpen is really thin after the very first game of the doubleheader Mets Store. It took until the fourth inning for the Phillies to react and more importantly, to get a former MVP to respond. Bryce Bryce BabyRingTheBelland after that a SCHWARBOMBRingTheBell He would certainly then be selected off with Castellanos up. The seventh inning obtained ludicrous, from missed out on phone call to some poor Sosa breaks, it was a circus. First, the home-plate umpire attempted to bill Stubbs of a timeout however Brent Honeywell had not been also considering him. Then Sosa was hit in the hand and after the fitness instructor came out, was ok enough to stay in the game. Next, he cramped up turning back to second before advancing to 3rd. The Phillies sent out 9 people to home plate and recorded just 2 hits, Honeywell was most likely a little tired from the early video game and could not locate his fastball. Gregory Soto was available in to wrap up the ninth. If you're asking yourself why it's Soto, he hasn't pitched because July 9 and required job. He permitted a work on a wild pitch but obtained 3 bent on provide the Phillies a doubleheader sweep. The final video game of this collection starts tomorrow at 1:35 with Zack Wheeler tackling Seth Lugo, who signed with the Padres as a starter this off-season after being a reducer for the New York Mets.