Today, Mike Missanelli reacts to the Phillies' loss in Game 2 of the NLDS. The Phils had the Braves on the ropes until the sixth inning -- and then things went haywire for Philadelphia.

About The Mike Missanelli Podcast: Game 2: Braves Roar Back for 5-4 Victory over Phillies

In this episode of the "Mike Missanelli Podcast," Mike discusses the disheartening loss by the Philadelphia Phillies to the Braves in Game 2 of the NLDS. They analyze various aspects of the game, including the performance of starting pitcher Zack Wheeler, the decision-making by manager Rob Thomson, and the missed opportunities by the Phillies to score runs. The hosts also debate the choice of the Braves' starting pitcher for Game 3 and the impact of Trea Turner's relay throw error.

They emphasize that while it was a tough loss, it may not be a killer loss, and the Phillies still have a chance to bounce back in Game 3. They mention the importance of Phillies' pitcher Aaron Nola performing well and the need to get ahead early in the game to regain control of the series.

Notable Quotes:

"It's a bad loss but is it a killer loss?"

• Mike Missanelli reflects on the impact of the Phillies' loss in the playoff series.

"You've already introduced the element of doubt on that kid."

• Mike discusses the hesitation in starting Bryce Elder for Game 3.

"That's what's the most upsetting. I look at the 11 stranded runners and I look at the error by Trey Turner as the most important reasons why they blew that game."

• Mike Missinelli discusses the key factors contributing to the Phillies' loss.

Watch this episode on YouTube (link to follow 7 EST on Oct. 10):