Bizarre Gatcher's intervention gives Phillis to win over Red Sox

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A Philadelphia Philis Set Boston-med sox in the form, but a bizarre, which has not happened since 1971.

With loaded bases and without exits at the bottom of the 10th submission, Edmund Sos tried to become a hero in a plate in civilian banks. However, when he tried to swing on Red Sox Going outside the strike zone, he checked his bat in a timely manner so as not to cross the strike.

But, as he did, his bit came into contact with the Red Sox Carlos Narvaez – intervention of the catcher.

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Boston Red Sox Carlos Boston, No. 75, called for the intervention of the catcher against Philadelphia Philis, the second foundation of Edmund Sos, No. 33, during the 10th submission that gave the Philisis a victory at a civilian bank. (Eric Hartline Imagn)

No, SOSA did not intend to swing on the field, but when the bat made contact with the cattle glove, it is an automatic intervention call and a trip to the first base. With the downloaded bases and will not put Sosses anywhere, the march of waltz at home to win 3: 2.

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While the celebration unfolded for Phillies, Red Sox couldn’t believe they came out on Monday night.

This noted the second time when the catcher’s intervention ended with a baseball game in the Division Age, which began in 1969, for mlb.com. The last time it happened in 1971.

Philadelphia Philis, the second foundation of Edmund Sos, No. 33, notes the winnings on the intervention of the catcher with his teammates during the 10th submission against the Boston edge of the Civil Bank. (Eric Hartline Imagn)

It was a huge victory anyway for Philadelphia when they supported their NL East, leading half the game over New York Mats, who returned to win Los -Angeles Angels7-5, in his match on Monday.

In the fourth engineering, Philis saw the singles of RBI from Nick Castelanas and JT Realmuto, but these were only two runs they killed for the first nine innings.

Boston, who saw Jaren Duran, obscure Hammer at the top of the first submission, finally returned to the scoreboard thanks to the plot to tie the game.