Jean Segura' s clutch hit lifts Phillies over Padres in pivotal NLCS Game 3 Mlb HEAD TOPICS
Jean Segura' s clutch hit lifts Phillies over Padres in pivotal NLCS Game 3
10/22/2022 7:00:00 AM Kyle Schwarber hit a leadoff homer in the first inning and Jean Segura' s two-run single led the Phillies over the Padres in Game 3
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The Phillies, for the first since Oct. 17, 2010, won their first National League Championship Series game in their own home ballpark, winning 4-2 over the San Diego Padres, and taking a 2 games to 1 lead in this best-of-seven series. Kyle Schwarber hit a leadoff homer in the first inning and Jean Segura's two-run single led the Phillies over the Padres in Game 3. Sign up now to get top sports headlines delivered dailyIf the crowd wasn’t pumped up enough before the game, it took just one swing of the bat by slugger Kyle Schwarber to set them into delirium. Schwarber, who hit more home runs than any player in baseball but AL record-setting Aaron Judge’s 62 homers this year, smacked Joe Musgrove’s 91-mph cutter into the right-field seats. It was Schwarber’s eighth leadoff home run of the season, after hitting 46 during the regular season. Read more:
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Schwarber, who hit more home runs than any player in baseball but AL record-setting Aaron Judge’s 62 homers this year, smacked Joe Musgrove’s 91-mph cutter into the right-field seats. It was Schwarber’s eighth leadoff home run of the season, after hitting 46 during the regular season. Louis -- the Phils got back-to-back doubles from Nick Castellanos and Alec Bohm with two outs in the sixth to go up, 4-2. Schwarber has fit in like Rocky Balboa since his free-agent arrival this year with his blue-collar work ethic, perseverance, and no-nonsense approach to the game. He plays to win, and anything less is unacceptable. It easily could have been a 3-0 lead as poor defense (and a defensive shift gone bad) led to both of the runs he gave up. There’s a reason why his teams have been in the postseason in seven of the past eight years. Correa also won the Golden Glove Award in 2021 as an Astro. Five years and a World Series title with the Chicago Cubs, last year with the Boston Red Sox and now with the Phillies. At the time, Thomson's decision to remove Suarez was a bit of a head-scratcher. He even reached the College World Series with Indiana University. “I don’t think that's an accident,’’ Phillies catcher J. This isn't Jack Morris' game anymore.T. Realmuto says. Eflin got some big-time help from the defense as Segura and Bryson Stott teamed to turn a clutch 4-6-3 double play on pinch-hitter Josh Bell to end the frame. Ana is a self-proclaimed coffee connoisseur, a catmom of 2, and an aquarium enthusiast. “He's done it in a lot of different places, and when that usually happens, that tends to not be an accident. Some guys just have that knack. Those hits chased Musgrove from the game. They know what it takes to win. They know how to bring guys together, which I think has probably been some of the most important stuff he's done in a Phillies uniform. This was a club heading down a dead end when he took over for Joe Girardi on June 3." Schwarber’s homer stood up until the top of the fourth when the Phillies defense showed its ugly warts. Brandon Drury hit what appeared to be a routine double play towards second base, only for the Phillies to be in a shift, and second baseman Jean Segura could only helplessly watch it trickle into right field. Nonetheless, Thomson's decision to lift Suarez after five innings meant the bullpen had to pick up four innings, not ideal considering the Phillies will lean on that unit to get through Game 4 on Saturday night. Phillies starter Ranger Suarez seemed to escape the jam with another routine double-play grounder to shortstop Bryson Stott. He flipped the ball quickly to Segura for the first out, only for Segura to drop it. The Phils would like to see their starter go through the Padres' lineup one time -- nine outs -- before a string of relievers try to get the next 18 outs. Everyone was safe after the umpire’s review, with Juan Soto scoring the tying run. Segura redeemed himself with two outs in the bottom of the fourth, dropping a two-out single into shallow center-field off the end of his bat, scoring Alec Bohm and Stott. Eflin and Alvarado combined for six outs in Friday night's win. He slammed his bat down in jubilation, watching the runs cross the plate, and then promptly got picked off. The Phillies defense crumbled again in the fifth when Trent Grisham hit a routine bouncer to Hoskins at first base, only for it to deflect off his glove for a two-base error. At this time of year, both should be available Saturday. He scored two batters later on Ha-Seong Kim’s groundout, cutting the Phillies’ lead to 3-2. Suarez, making his first start in 10 days, certainly set the tone for the game. He threw 34 pitches in getting the game's final six outs. He gave up just two hits without a walk in his five-inning stint as the Phillies’ No. 3 starter before turning the game over to reliever Zach Eflin. He got the save, the Phillies got the win, and now they are two wins away from the World Series. The Padres threatened immediately against Eflin. They had runners on first and third with one out, only for Eflin to induce an inning-ending double play, turned by Segura. “Just Mr. Cool out there, right?’’ Hoskins said of Suarez. “Cool, calm, and collected. Doesn't seem like the moment gets to him very much." Musgrove managed to keep the Phillies in check until the sixth, when the Phillies lined back-to-back doubles off him, ending his night. The Phillies went 6-for-13 and drove in three runs with two outs, with their bullpen closing the door by pitching four shutout innings, including Seranthony Dominguez’s two-inning save. Meanwhile, the miseries of Padres All-Star right fielder Juan Soto continue. He turned two singles into doubles in the outfield by not cutting them off. He hardly looks like the same guy who produced a .927 OPS with five homers and three doubles for the Washington Nationals in their 2019 World Series title championship run with his passive plate appearances. “The expectation level for him is off the charts, which is hard to live up to,’’ Padres manager Bob Melvin said before the game. “And you know he’s probably two at-bats away from going on a tear. ” The Padres patiently await as time is running out. Follow Bob Nightengale on Twitter .