ATLANTA — Wow! That's all that needs to be said.
The Braves just capped off an incredible come-from-behind win in NLDS Game 2 against the Phillies, in which they looked dead to rights most of the game.
But all they needed was a little rally to break out of the slump that the Phillies pitching staff had them in through roughly the first 15 innings of the series. Insert Travis d'Arnaud. The Braves catcher hit a clutch two-run homer to pull the Braves within one at 4-3.
Then Austin Riley delivered the magic with a go-ahead two-run shot off Jeff Hoffman to give them the lead at 5-4 and sent Truist Park into a frenzy.
After a leadoff walk by A.J. Minter to Bryce Harper, closer Raisel Iglesias came on looking to slam the door. After getting the first out, Nick Castellanos came up and put a charge in one to center when Michael Harris and Austin Riley teamed up for one of the most memorable plays in recent Braves memory.
Take a look at both of those moments below:
Riley's HR:
Harris' catch and ensuing double play:
The Braves now head to Philly with the series split at one a piece.
You can hear from Brian Snitker on those big moments in his postgame presser below: