This might have been the most upset Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson has ever been since taking over his role.
With Zack Wheeler and Corbin Burnes on the mound for their respective teams, this could have also been a battle between the two potential 2024 Cy Young winners.
It was a frustrating final two games of this series as Philadelphia was plagued by the long ball and couldn't give their pitching staff much support on the scoreboard. "We have never seen Rob Thomson this angry," NBC Sports Philadelphia commentator Tom McCarthy pointed out during the broadcast.
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