Whatever the actual number was Tuesday night, it’s worth pointing out that the fans who did come out were lively, supportive and loud - at least until the Phillies imploded in the late innings. The paid attendance on Monday night was just 21,261 and the actual in-house number was about 15,000, according to a person in the know. That’s 23,000 below capacity and not what you’d expect for a showdown between two of the game’s best pitchers. The paid attendance for Tuesday night’s game was just 21,083. However, many fans have not bought in and it has shown the last two nights at the turnstiles. Though the Phillies have struggled recently, they are still in a pennant race and there is excitement in that. It was a surreal ending - and another miscue for a team that is slowly imploding under the weight of its own mistakes. The game ended when pinch-runner Vince Velasquez left early from second base on a fly ball to center field and was called out on a double play. Cover for Nick Thomas Tom Petty (Paperback Book) (2018) Cover for Carlos Santana The Universal Tone (Book) (2017). The Nats' fifth run was huge because it allowed them to hold off the Phils after they had rallied for a run in the bottom of the ninth on back-to-back doubles by Williams and Wilson Ramos. The Phils might win that race, after all. GRAMMY Rewind: Watch Santana & Rob Thomas Self-Assuredly Win Record Of The Year. Louis entered the day with 102 errors, most in the majors. Defense remains an issue for the club.Īfter going up 4-3 in the ninth, the Nats scored another run on a costly throwing error by catcher Alfaro. It was the Phillies’ 101st error of the season, the second most in the majors. One came when first baseman Carlos Santana made a throwing error. Nola took a 3-0 lead into the seventh inning and gave up two runs. Odubel Herrera gave the team a 1-0 lead with a homer in the fourth. He allowed a two-run homer to Jorge Alfaro the next inning as the Phillies went up, 3-0. He saw 11 pitches - and fouled off seven of them - before looking at a fastball down the middle for a third strike.
Nick Williams had an at-bat in the fourth inning that surely excited Kapler. Scherzer was gone after five innings and 99 pitches. His team grinded out at-bats, saw a lot of pitches and got into the Nats’ bullpen early. Rendon hit a 1-2 slider against Neshek to put the Nats ahead.įor much of the night, Gabe Kapler was a happy man.
He is one of six children born to José Santana and Josefina Barragán. Hunter walked Harper on six pitches to lead off the ninth. He was born Carlos Augusto Alves Santana on July 20, 1947, in Autlán de Navarro, Jalisco, Mexico.
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