Trea Turner had done plenty of run prevention in the early innings on Saturday against the Braves, but he had a chance for some run production in the eighth, with the score tied, runners on the corners and one out. Turner had already doubled twice. He could cap it off with a game-winning RBI.
Turner struck out looking, watching a curveball from Braves reliever Pierce Johnson down the middle for strike three.
It made the actual punctuation mark, 37 minutes later, that much more emphatic.
Turner delivered a walk-off two-run single to give the Phillies a victory in extras.