Breaking ball and a call. Strike three. Third strikeout for Zach. He's going to just watch it go. A grand slam for Bryson Stott.

And there's a high fly ball. Deep right field. Huffer watches it fly.

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The Phillies are alive, everyone.

We came on, I came on, thinking at some point during Sunday as the Phillies were listless and showing no signs of life that this is going to be one of those podcasts where we come on and we verbally eviscerate this baseball team.

But the Phillies get up off the mat in game two against the Mets and send the series to New York tied at one game apiece.

Joining me to break down what we saw this weekend, specifically game two and the

heroics therein, Justin Klu from Baseball Perspectus, who is at Citizens Bank Park, covering

this series for Baseball Prospectus.

Follow him on X at Justin underscore Clue.

Justin, man, what it must have been like to be there?

I know you're in the booth.

You couldn't really jump up and act like an insane person at any point during that game.

But to be in the building to have that energy, man, for those of us who weren't there, man, tell us about it.

Well, honestly, it's a little closer perspective than that.

I wind up spending a lot of time down on the concourse.

I feel like there's a lot more...

Game has a little more personality down there.

So I was actually in the midst of people when everything that happened happened.

And I was actually in the middle of composing what was probably my meanest tweet of the day aimed at the Phillies when Harper finally shot, you know, got

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