The Phillies staged a rare three-kill defense against the Tigers to help them win.

The Phillies staged a rare three-kill defense against the Tigers to help them win.

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In the Major League Baseball (MLB) game on the 25th, the Philadelphia Phillies played an extremely rare "triple play" fielding against the Detroit Tigers. This was also the first time this season. This is the first time a 1-3-5 three-kill defense has appeared.大老爺娛樂城The last time this happened was in 1929.
At that time, in the third inning of the game, Tigers batter Matt Vierling hit a fly ball that broke off the bat and was caught by Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola. Nola then quickly passed the ball to first base and caught the runner who started early. At this time, they discovered that the Tigers' third base runner Zach McKinstry seemed unaware of the changes on the field and still ran towards home plate. Then he passed the ball to third base and knocked him out.運彩分析 Completed this magical three-kill defense and helped Nora avoid the possible crisis of losing points.
It is particularly worth mentioning that the previous "1-3-5" three-kill fielding record also occurred in Detroit, when the Tigers played the Boston Red Sox in 1929.
Under the Tigers' serious errors, the Phillies' batting performance was exceptionally good, with the team hitting a total of 15 hits, including two home runs. Bryce Harper and Alec Bohm contributed a three-pointer and a two-pointer respectively, and the Phillies defeated the Tigers 8-1.
The Phillies have currently won three consecutive games, with a record of 52 wins and 26 losses, and are 7 games ahead of second place in the National League East rankings;三殺守備while the Tigers have been in poor form recently, losing six of the past eight games, and are 7 games ahead of second place in the American League. District ranked fourth.