It was a low-scoring pitchers' duel on Thursday at Chase Field in Phoenix. Ranger Suárez took the mound for the Phillies in Game 3 of the NLCS and allowed just four baserunners in 5 1/3 innings. On the other side, Brandon Pfaadt cruised through 5 2/3, giving up just two hits and logging nine strikeouts. The game was scoreless through six.
Finally, in the seventh, the Phillies broke through and opened the scoring when Bryce Harper walked, worked his way around the bases and scored on a wild pitch. Not the usual move for the Phillies' offense, but whatever works.