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Austin Riley's clutch homer, crazy game-ending double play lifts Braves over Phillies, ties NLDS

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The Philadelphia Phillies were four outs away from taking a commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of-five NLDS and heading back home – but Austin Riley had other plans.

The Atlanta Braves third baseman, on a full count, just needed a base hit to bring in the tying run that was standing on third base.

But small ball is boring and home runs win games. So, he took Jeff Hoffman deep to give Atlanta a 5-4 lead. That was the score the Braves won by, but it did not come without several bullets of sweat.

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Austin Riley of the Atlanta Braves rounds the bases after hitting a two-run home run in the eighth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies during Game 2 of the NL Division Series at Truist Park on October 9, 2023, in Atlanta. (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Bryce Harper led off the top of the ninth with a walk against A.J. Minter, forcing Brian Snitker to bring in Raisel Iglesias for the save. Iglesias got J.T. Realmuto to fly out, but Nick Castellanos gave one a ride deep into center field. However, Michael Harris II made an incredible leaping catch against the wall. 

Harper, though, sensed that the ball would drop, so he never tagged up. By the time Harris II caught the ball, Harper was in between second and third, and Atlanta was able to double him off, although just barely, to end the game.

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Atlanta dropped Game 1 in their home ballpark, and they were down 4-0 in the sixth inning, so it's fair to say that panic probably began to settle in for the 104-win club and its fans.

But an Ozzie Albies RBI single in the sixth gave the Braves life, and Travis d'Arnaud hit a

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