Castellano has it, and the Phillies have the National League Championship.

They have beaten the Padres, four to three, and they celebrate on their home term as the Phillies of the 2022

NL-Chance.

From W. H.Y.Y and Billy Penn, this is your Friday edition of Hittin Season, a Philadelphia

Phillies podcast.

My name is Justin Clue.

I write for baseball prospectus and Billy Penn.

With me is Liz Rocher of Yahoo Sports.

Hello, Liz.

Hello, Justin.

Liz, this will be the second time we record this episode of Hittin Season, and we lost

the first episode due to technical issues.

Unlike the Phillies, we have the chance to try again after losing, as the Phillies did

lose game three of the NLCS last night in Arizona,

their first NLCS game on the road. They managed three hits from the likes of Trey Turner,

Brandon Marsh, and Alec Bohm. That was it for the offense on the night. They had a couple

opportunities, didn't really make any hay, which was a shame because Ranger Suarez really gave them a chance to win with another stellar start.

Jose Alvarado came in and cleaned up a mess after Orion Kirkering suffered a small hiccup.

But the Phillies never really came through with the bats and lost two to one when the game and when the game resulted in a one-one tie going into the bottom of the ninth and the diamondbacks were able to walk it off a lot of feelings flying around a lot of upset people out there a lot of people wanted to see them go up three to nothing in the nLCS something they have never done in any playoff series ever.

But I will say after the game, Brandon Marsh was asked, how quickly is it going to take the Phillies to flush this game?

What do you think he said, Liz?

What game?

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