Philadelphia Phillies baserunning blunders hinder late-game comeback attempts
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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

The Philadelphia Phillies faced scrutiny regarding their baserunning following a recent one-run loss at Citizens Bank Park. During the seventh inning, a potential rally ended when J.T. Realmuto lined a ball directly to Miami Marlins shortstop Jeremy Peña, who initiated a double play. The team's offensive struggles continued in the ninth inning, as Edmundo Sosa committed a baserunning error that halted another comeback effort. While the team generally maintains favorable baserunning statistics over the course of the season, these specific incidents have drawn criticism. The defeat highlights ongoing concerns regarding situational play during high-leverage moments for the Philadelphia squad. These mistakes proved costly in a game decided by a narrow margin.
- •Philadelphia Phillies fell to the Miami Marlins in a one-run game at Citizens Bank Park.
- •J.T. Realmuto hit into a double play in the seventh inning against Jeremy Peña.
- •Edmundo Sosa committed a baserunning error during the ninth inning comeback attempt.
- •The team holds positive aggregate baserunning statistics despite recent mistakes.
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