The Phillies pulled off a jaw-dropping, four-run ninth-inning comeback against the Cardinals, winning 6-4 after being down four runs and facing less than a 1% chance of victory. Five players reached base with two outs — including four hits — to steal the win, marking their fifth comeback this season, the most since 1988. Bryce Harper started it with a double, but two All-Stars flied out. J.T. Realmuto singled, Justin Crawford walked, Edmundo Sosa singled to cut it to one, and Bryan De La Cruz tied it with a single. Kyle Schwarber then crushed a walk-off homer into Ashburn Alley, ending a three-year drought for home run wins at Citizens Bank Park. Manager praised the team’s grit, and with their ninth straight win, the Phillies are now just three games behind the division lead with 32 games left — and they’ll face the leaders seven times in September. Since interim manager took over in April, they’ve been playing at a 100-win pace.
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