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Phillies pull out walk-off win over Red Sox thanks to rare catcher's interference rule
The Phillies challenged the play, and video confirmed the interference. By rule, Sosa was awarded first base and automatic runner Brandon Marsh scored from third. According to MLB records, it was the first walk-off via catcher’s interference in more than 50 years.
The Dodgers win a wild one, the Phillies walk it off the rarest way possible, Eugenio Suárez is hot hot hot and more from ...
But funny enough, it’s not unfamiliar to Phillies fans. Just last season in Reading the Fightin Phils won in the exact same fashion. Otto Kemp, now with the Phillies, was at the plate for that moment ...
It proved to be the latter for the Boston Red Sox on Friday.
Resetting after the All-Star break has been a challenge for the Red Sox, at least for these first two games at Wrigley Field ...
At pick No. 15 in the 2025 MLB Draft last week, they landed Kyson Witherspoon. The right-handed pitcher out of Oklahoma was ...
After Ceddanne Rafaela's apparent two-base hit is reversed by the umpiring crew, Red Sox manager Alex Cora was very unhappy ...
The Boston Red Sox will look to stay hot as they face the Philadelphia Phillies in a key interleague matchup on Monday night. Boston is coming ...
CHICAGO — A day after stroking two hits against one of baseball’s best lefthanders (and a Japanese countryman in Cubs starter Shota Imanaga), Masataka Yoshida added some rare defensive duties to his ...
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