How about that? The Phillies have outscored their opponents 42-15 in their six postseason home games. No team had ever hit more than 15 homers in a span of six home games in a single postseason before these 2022 Phillies. The Fightin' Phils are now a perfect 6-0 at Citizens Bank Park this October and they've outhomered their opponents 17-6 - 17-6! - in the six games. José Alvarado and Seranthony Domínguez (and Zack Eflin and David Robertson) got the night off and will be well-rested for Games 4 and 5. Connor Brogdon got the sixth inning, Kyle Gibson got the seventh, Nick Nelson got the eighth, and Andrew Bellatti finished things off the ninth. Once Schwarber and Hoskins broke the game open in the fifth inning, Phillies manager Rob Thomson was able to go to his second-tier relievers to nail down the win.

McCullers' reaction tells you all you need to know: And on the first pitch Harper saw in Game 3, he clobbered a go-ahead two-run homer into the right-field seats. Prior to Game 3, the last pitch Harper saw at Citizens Bank Park sailed over the left field wall for a go-ahead two-run home run in the eighth inning of NLCS Game 5. Harper gave the Phillies the lead (again) Here are a few takeaways from Game 3 of the World Series. The Phillies are a perfect 6-0 at home this postseason. Bryce Harper opened the scoring with a two-run homer in the first, and the Phillies kept piling on against Lance McCullers Jr. Remarkably, the Phillies did not take an at-bat with a runner in scoring position until the sixth inning, after they'd already built a 7-0 lead. A championship is two wins away for Philadelphia.

After rain forced Game 3 to be postponed Monday, the Phillies and Houston Astros were able to continue the World Series on Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park, and the Phillies rode five home runs to a 7-0 win ( box score). Game 3 was worth the wait for the Philadelphia Phillies.

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