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All the radio calls you can ever want from the Phillies’ NLDS wins at Citizens Bank Park

Nick Piccone|

Improbable. But not impossible.

That’s likely how many are feeling about the Phillies right now. This is the team we were hoping to see from the jump in April, but since baseball is a long season, it’s hard to really be *great* for a 162-game stretch.

But when it mattered, the Phillies have answered the call in the biggest ways possible.

After a weather delayed Game 2 of the NLDS in Atlanta, the Phillies came back home to Citizens Bank Park for the first home playoff game in 11 years and gave us another slew of memories to last a lifetime.

Here are the radio calls from Scott Franzke on 94 WIP, and Oscar Budejen and Bill Kulik on WTTM 1680 that still give me goosebumps days later.

Rhys Hoskins’ epic homer:

Bryce’s homer a few at-bats later:

Harper and Castellanos come through in Game 3:

Bryson Stott setting the tone before Rhys’ homer:

Phillies win Game 3:

Brandon Marsh starting the scoring in Game 4:

J.T. Realmuto’s inside-the-parker:

“¡Siéntase!”

Seranthony shuts down the Braves and sends the Phillies to the NLCS:

And, just for good measure, here are some of the sounds on Braves radio:

Calum Scott w/ Tiësto ft. the Philadelphia Phillies – Dancing On My Own:

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