Still riding the high of Michael Lorenzen's no-hitter, the Phillies closed out the series against the Washington Nationals, 6-2, with only the sour note of Bryce Harper exiting the game due to back spasms.
Trea Turner watches his sixth inning two-run home run against the Washington Nationals on Thursday, August 10, 2023 in Philadelphia.Nick Castellanos knows all about drowning in the first season after coming to Philadelphia as a pricy free agent. But he also makes a distinction between his situation last season and what his“Trea Turner signed an 11-year contract to play for Philadelphia, right?” Castellanos said.
One potential red flag: Bryce Harper exited before the fifth inning with what the Phillies characterized as “mid-back spasms.” He went for further testing. Additional information wasn’t immediately available. Turner began the homer barrage against the Nationals in the sixth inning. With the Phillies trailing 1-0, Bryson Stott reached on an error by pitcher Patrick Corbin, who missed a toss from the first baseman.And in case you’re wondering if the standing ovations worked, Turner has hit safely in seven consecutive games and is 10-for-26 with four doubles and two homers since the fans rose and applauded for him.
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