PHILADELPHIA — Alec Bohm adopted Bryson Stott’s two-out, game-tying RBI double to proper area within the ninth inning with a game-winning RBI single, rallying the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 win over AL-leading Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday evening.
Yennier Cano (1-2) allowed a one-out single to Bryce Harper – who had tied the sport for the Phillies 2-all within the sixth with a solo homer – and acquired the second out earlier than he gave up Stott’s sharp double. J.T. Realmuto reached on an infield single off a chopper to shortstop that Jorge Mateo struggled to get out of his glove and made a late throw, extending the inning.
Bohm singled to left previous a drawn-in infield and Phillies followers erupted after the comeback victory.
Ryan O’Hearn gave the Orioles a 3-2 lead within the eighth inning when he went deep on an 0-2 slider off reliever Matt Strahm that had Orioles followers — there was a lot orange within the decrease degree of Citizens Bank Park that the sport might have been confused for a Flyers recreation — going wild.
Yunior Marte (1-1) labored a scoreless ninth for the win.
Cano retired Trea Turner on a grounder for the primary out of the ninth, because the shortstop completed an 0-for-4 evening with one strikeout that set off boos from the Phillies followers. The slumping Turner, who’s batting .245, had two errors and was ejected in Monday evening’s loss to Baltimore.
Austin Hayes and Adam Frazier every had RBI doubles off Phillies starter Taijuan Walker, giving the Orioles a 2-0 lead.
Orioles starter Kyle Gibson allowed a run within the third and had put two runners on with one out. Turner weakly grounded to quick for a fielder’s alternative and the second out. Gibson then acquired his former teammate Harper to floor out and finish the inning.
One fan wearing a UCLA shirt wanted to be escorted away by safety from the row behind the Philadelphia dugout when he began chirping on the Phillies on the finish of the inning. He appeared to increase two center fingers on the best way out.
The Phillies let Gibson stroll away after a 14-14 file over components of two seasons in Philadelphia. The 35-year-old right-hander signed a $10 million, one-year contract and had been a 2023 model of an innings eater for the Orioles. He made his AL-high twenty second begin, and his 9 wins are one purpose the Orioles entered the main the American League.
Gibson, who obtained his 2022 NL championship ring earlier than Monday evening’s recreation, retired 11 straight at one level whereas nursing a 2-1 lead. The eleventh batter was a strikeout of Turner. Turner has confronted a season of adversity in Philly and was voraciously booed.
Harper turned the boos right into a wild applause when he jacked his fifth homer of the season into the precise area seats and tied the sport at 2.
Harper was a success in Philadelphia from the second he signed with the Phillies and has since gained the NL MVP and was the NLCS MVP final season when he led the Phillies to the World Series. Turner signed a $300 million, 11-year contract as one of many supposed closing items to assist the Phillies return to and win the World Series. His good video games have been spotty and now he’s drawing the ire of the fed-up followers.
TRAINER’S ROOM
Phillies: RHP Andrew Painter underwent Tommy John surgical procedure on Tuesday in Los Angeles. The 20-year-old Painter seemingly would miss all the 2024 season with a focused return for spring coaching in 2025. The 6-foot-7 Painter was the thirteenth general choose within the 2021 newbie draft and signed for a $3.9 million bonus. He was on track to make the Phillies till he was injured in spring coaching.
Orioles: Placed OF Aaron Hicks on the 10-day IL with a strained left hamstring. Hicks was harm an evening earlier on a diving catch. OF Ryan McKenna was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk. … SS Gunnar Henderson left the sport with decrease again discomfort.
UP NEXT
The Orioles ship RHP Kyle Bradish (6-6, 3.05 ERA) to the mound in opposition to Philadelphia LHP Ranger Suarez (2-5, 4.07 ERA).
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