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| 2024 Topps Living #743 |
Game 160 - Friday Night, September 27th in Philadelphia
Record - 94-66, 1st Place, 6 games ahead of the Braves and Mets
One Sentence Summary: Ranger Suarez continued a troublesome pattern of ineffectiveness and the Phillies' offense was quieted by Nationals' pitching in this 9-1 loss.
What It Means: I meant to enjoy these final three regular season games, as they would be the last stress-free games for me (and most Phillies fans) until spring training starts up in February. The Phillies had other plans, turning in a pair of clunkers and one final win on Sunday.
What Happened: Suarez lasted two innings, allowing six runs on seven hits, and finishing the season with a 12-8 record. Five relievers did their best to hold the Nationals at bay, but the Phillies' bats were quieted by starter Trevor Williams and four relievers. Austin Hays hit a solo home run in the eighth inning. Other than that, the Phillies had three singles.
Featured Card: Here's one of the best Suarez cards in my collection, his card from the 2024 version of the Topps Living set. Suarez likely won't pitch again until Game 4 of the NLDS (if needed) and hopefully by then he can figure out what's been ailing him.
What It Means: I meant to enjoy these final three regular season games, as they would be the last stress-free games for me (and most Phillies fans) until spring training starts up in February. The Phillies had other plans, turning in a pair of clunkers and one final win on Sunday.
What Happened: Suarez lasted two innings, allowing six runs on seven hits, and finishing the season with a 12-8 record. Five relievers did their best to hold the Nationals at bay, but the Phillies' bats were quieted by starter Trevor Williams and four relievers. Austin Hays hit a solo home run in the eighth inning. Other than that, the Phillies had three singles.
Featured Card: Here's one of the best Suarez cards in my collection, his card from the 2024 version of the Topps Living set. Suarez likely won't pitch again until Game 4 of the NLDS (if needed) and hopefully by then he can figure out what's been ailing him.
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