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Mike Missanelli recaps the Phillies' big Game 1 win over the Braves and how if Atlanta doesn't win Game 2, the series is all but over. The Philadelphia Inquirer's Scott Lauber joins the podcast to offer his analysis, too.
Mike Missanelli recaps the recent Philadelphia Phillies game against the Atlanta Braves in the MLB playoffs. He was impressed by the Phillies' aggressive and fundamentally sound performance, praising their managerial strategy. They acknowledge that the Braves seem haunted by past playoff struggles, especially against the Phillies.
Mike highlights the Phillies' pitching strategy, including the effective use of relievers, and how they managed to shut down the Braves' offense, which is rare for the Braves. They discuss how the Braves appeared to be panicking as the game progressed, missing key opportunities.
He also discusses specific moments in the game, such as the Phillies' double play executed by Trea Turner, showcasing the team's tactical and strategic excellence. They emphasize the confidence and fearlessness of the Phillies in high-pressure situations.
Mike offers more insights on the performance of star players Bryce Harper and Trea Turner, who delivered when it mattered most. He also looks ahead to the next game, where Max Fried will face Zach Wheeler, with the Braves needing a win to regain confidence.
"The Phillies are in [the Braves'] heads." On the psychological advantage the Phillies seem to have over the Braves in the playoffs.
"The Braves are a model organization in baseball, but this is not their time of year." On the Braves' reputation as a strong organization but with questionable postseason performance.
Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BVswwxce3TM
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Mike Missanelli recaps the Phillies' big Game 1 win over the Braves and how if Atlanta doesn't win Game 2, the series is all but over. The Philadelphia Inquirer's Scott Lauber joins the podcast to offer his analysis, too.
Mike Missanelli recaps the recent Philadelphia Phillies game against the Atlanta Braves in the MLB playoffs. He was impressed by the Phillies' aggressive and fundamentally sound performance, praising their managerial strategy. They acknowledge that the Braves seem haunted by past playoff struggles, especially against the Phillies.
Mike highlights the Phillies' pitching strategy, including the effective use of relievers, and how they managed to shut down the Braves' offense, which is rare for the Braves. They discuss how the Braves appeared to be panicking as the game progressed, missing key opportunities.
He also discusses specific moments in the game, such as the Phillies' double play executed by Trea Turner, showcasing the team's tactical and strategic excellence. They emphasize the confidence and fearlessness of the Phillies in high-pressure situations.
Mike offers more insights on the performance of star players Bryce Harper and Trea Turner, who delivered when it mattered most. He also looks ahead to the next game, where Max Fried will face Zach Wheeler, with the Braves needing a win to regain confidence.
"The Phillies are in [the Braves'] heads." On the psychological advantage the Phillies seem to have over the Braves in the playoffs.
"The Braves are a model organization in baseball, but this is not their time of year." On the Braves' reputation as a strong organization but with questionable postseason performance.
Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BVswwxce3TM
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