The Philadelphia Phillies delivered one of their most electrifying wins of the season in a dramatic 7-6 comeback against the Tampa Bay Rays, sealing the sweep in unforgettable fashion. Brandon Marsh, visibly moved by the result, praised the collective resolve of the team during the late-game push.
“It was crazy… a take-all-of-us night,” Marsh reflected postgame, emphasizing the full-squad contribution that powered their four-inning rally. From the bullpen to the bench, every player had a role in the comeback, and Marsh made sure that was acknowledged.
His clutch RBI in extra innings helped lift the Phillies over the top, but rather than center himself, Marsh pointed to the leadership around him. “Give all the credit to the staff and my teammates that have been picking me up,” Marsh said in a postgame interview on the Phillies X.
“Just having some fun out there.” He also recalled a lighthearted exchange with Kyle Schwarber before his final at-bat, suggesting that it helped loosen the tension in a pivotal moment.
Marsh’s message reflects broader Phillies momentum
More than just a postgame soundbite, Marsh’s comments speak to a growing confidence inside the Phillies clubhouse. With Trea Turner and Bryson Stott also delivering in key moments, the win served as a reminder of what this roster is capable of when playing connected baseball.

Bryson Stott #5 celebrates with Brandon Marsh #16 of the Philadelphia Phillies after hitting a three-run home run in the eighth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field on May 08, 2025 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)
The victory not only added to the standings—it further cemented the MLB team’s belief that their best games are fueled by unity and resilience. Ultimately, the Phillies have their sights set on the MLB Playoffs.
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