The Boston Red Sox had a chance to win their July 21 series-opening game against the Philadelphia Phillies when it went to the 10th inning tied 2-2. Boston failed to score in the top of the frame, and the Phillies threatened with jammed bases after Jordan Hicks walked Otto Kemp and intentionally walked Sox killer Max Kepler.
Edmundo Sosa followed, and he didn't even have to swing to plate the winning run. Sosa began to swing at the fifth ball he saw from Hicks, but held up as it landed in Carlos Narváez's glove outside of the strike zone.