The Dodgers and Phillies traded haymakers for seven innings. Then Tommy Edman’s three-run triple turned it into a laugher in the eighth, closing out the series in Philadelphia.
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Wrobleski, Muncy and a Wild Double Play Even the Series in Philadelphia
Wrobleski silences the Phillies, Muncy’s blast and a wild double play even the series in Philadelphia.
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