Unbelievable comeback in the 9th inning, a breakdown 

Did you see how excited he got?! Reminded me of the Xmas when I got Sega!

2nd time within 2 months he's celebrating while running to first😂😂😂

I got his bag he broke getting a hit off Scherzer

@@seanguzy9601 great thanks for making it about you

@@JPGStrokeys I love you Ed

As a brewers fan I miss him, such a good guy

I kept thinking before that hit that Jean had been “Mr. Clutch” this year, so if anyone was going to be the hero for the Phils, it was him. What a game.

Correct, dont feel happy for him at all. I know thats shit, but IDC this is all bullshit.

Ok but you could use proper grammar and stop acting like double negatives are cute.

"hit"

Makes up for blowing that 9th inning game to the Mets feel better

I think it was back when they blew a 6 run lead in the 9th back in like May

Harper hitting the walk off grand slam against the cubs in 2019.

@@kylebuckmaster6976 That was epic

The Schwarber yelling/swearing at Angel Hernandez video was pretty good - back in April though.

This will erase the memory of the Jomboy video of Realmuto shaking his head in disgust when that reliever winded himself sprinting onto the field (which I have to admit was hilarious). The Phils have come a long way since then.

I was just about to say this. Lol

My thoughts exactly. You would HAVE to throw to second for the double play in that situation, not step on first and then throw.

Great take! Didn't catch that

ya but he didnt. at all. he threw home. and that is the reality in wich we live now. as opposed to theoretical possibilities. pretty interesting right?

well again thats the domino effect of small ball. everyone gets pressured when runners on base and especially loaded.

I agree. I hope the Phils win this series and go deep. But even if they don’t, this will not fade from memory. Glorious baseball.

And thank the Cardinals manager. He's an idiot. His starting pitcher had a 2 hit shut out, was still at velocity & only threw 75 pitches & he took him out!! Then his reliever walks his 1st 2 batters. The manager also knew that the reliever had an injured index finger on his pitching hand & he still kept him in! Remember, in baseball, managers don't win games, managers only lose games. The manager lost the game for his team for his BONEHEADED decisions.

Have to be happy for the Phillies fans, but...not a great performance regardless. Had it not been for the Cardinals' defense choking in the 9th, that would have been a shutout.

@@crazysteve9390 Ay we won the series, I don't think we're going deep but this is already further than anyone thought we'd get, including me. The way things were going I didn't think we would even make the playoffs, now I'm stoked that we won a series. Baseball is a crazy game.

@@randytrashcan That's part of the game though... you have to make the plays to get the outs. If you can't make the plays you don't win the game, it's that simple. Phillies did their job working those walks and putting the ball in play and taking advantage. They could've rolled over and died but they didn't. Phillies defense was solid and the Cardinals was not, and it made all the difference. Also huge props to Wheeler for putting us in a position where it was a close game to begin with.

Fair weather we're having these days.

Cardinals have the “Best fans in the world” yeah right

In my experience cards fans do this a lot. Best fans in baseball my ass.

Gotta beat traffic homie

Can't wait for the Mariners breakdown XD

Hopefully Phillies can ruin Pujols, Molina, and Wainwright. Just like they did to my childhood heros Howard, Rollins, and Utley. It would be a beautiful thing, but I'm not counting cards out they not gonna roll over.

The Phillies will close it out

@@chrisjr6942 Well the Cards rolled over tonight

@@eodico They sure did

@@wsmokr love to see it. Huge series coming up vs Braves. Going to be very hard, but they can do it. They have had some good series vs. then this year.

Not on their part. On Helsley's. Cards will be fine. Quintana was incredible, along with 2 middle relievers.

That's not a choke. The reason for the loss is because that manager is a JOKE! He & he alone lost the game for his team. His starter had given up only 2 hits, was still at velocity & only threw 75 pitches & he took him out!!! And he took him out for a reliever who had an injured index finger on his pitching hand & the said that he couldn't feel his index finger because it was numb!! And the manager knew this!!! Pitching is all about feel of the hand with finger placement on the on the ball and the index finger is the most important finger in the grip & release of the pitch!!! So the pitcher can't feel his most important finger so that's why his pitches were all over the place & the idiot manager knew this! So the idiot knew his relief pitcher couldn't feel his main finger on the ball. He saw him give up a lead off hit, then throw wild & walk the next 2 batters & nearly hitting one & he still kept him in!! & it was only a matter of time before he would hit a batter which he did to the next batter up! Give much credit to the Phillies for easily taking advantage of an idiot manager

@@flaccidego4291 Helsley was expected to go out there and get the yips? Manager didn't see that coming? If true, I guess you're right....

@@stubkar they’re losing tonight as well though..

@@stubkar they lost tonight as well though... can't blame it all on Helsley. Phillies showed up and the Cards did not.

Did his job some awful defense being played

How Nolan didn’t get called for an error on that is beyond me

I played with Andrea at SC. He pitched great.

@@evanbanks3762 did you play with a kent or an eric?

@@thisguyknowsball Yes!

I HATED seeing that posted. Just knew the streak was ending.

this sort of thing is 100% why consistency matters even more than pure accuracy when it comes to the strike zone, it's perfectly possible to call 95% of all pitches accurately yet still give a massive advantage to a given team in a high leverage situation

Umps seemed to screw over the Phillies tonight as well. First off I thought for sure that Harper avoided the tag and was safe on that slide into 2B. Likewise in the 8th and 9th there were a couple calls that should've been strikeouts against the Cards but were instead called balls and lead to the inning going on much longer. Luckily the Cards weren't able to capitalize.

Excellent point, sir!

You could easily see it unravel. We weee yelling at the TV on the first walk. Throwing it out the window on the HBP. Burning the house down on the boot.

Cards fans do it all the time when their team is down late in the game.

It's crazy.....wasn't that big of a lead at the time. Not fans

i mean, it takes time to make these videos haha

Me too :(

Sorry for your loss

It's the FIGHTINS

It's ironic, the Cardinals are known for their defense and their defense cost them meanwhile the Phillies defense was expected to bite them but it was solid this series. Especially Bohm, he made a few plays this series that made him look like Arenado out there. Who would've thought that Alec Bohm would be the best defensive 3B of the series?

Harper working the walk after getting behind 1-2 was huge

For real! Only happened two times in history!