Sosa immediately flagged the umpire to check for catcher's interference and after a short review, the Phillies were able to bring a run home for a hilariously improbable walk-off ending. The moment left the Phillies announcers speechless and for good reason,

The Philadelphia Phillies scored a walk-off win over the Boston Red Sox on Monday night thanks to Carlos Narvaez's glove.

Automatic runner Brandon Marsh scored on a call of catcher’s interference with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-2 walk-off win over the Boston Red Sox.

According to Jim Bowden of The Athletic, the Phillies “could chase center fielders like Luis Robert Jr. of the White Sox and Cedric Mullins of the Orioles.” Alternatively, they could target a corner outfielder such as Boston’s Jarren Duran or the Rangers’ Adolis García.

Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber and Trea Turner have been productive at the top of the order. J.T. Realmuto has been solid lately in the middle-to-bottom of the order, but the rest of the offense has lacked consistency - and in some ways has been consistently poor.

A new contender has been connected to Athletics closer Mason Miller, and it sounds like absolute torture for Philadelphia Phillies fans.

The Philadelphia Phillies have averaged 325,000 viewers per game, 20% better than the New York Mets, and the most in MLB this season.

The Philadelphia Phillies deviated from their strategy over the last five years in the MLB draft. The Phillies were thought to be prime candidates to amass prep players in this year’s class that featured a lot more young than collegiate talent.