News about Tommy Pham

Following a 5-1 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series, the Phillies are set to play the first-ever Game 7 in franchise history. The majority in Philadelphia were unaware that the Phillies had pulled off a victory in the first two games of the season before Arizona was able to fight their way back into it. If the Diamondbacks win, it would be their first appearance in the World Series since 2001.

Spencer Steer of Cincinnati timed his leap superbly and had the ball in his glove, preventing Arizona's Tommy Pham of the homer from falling. A child in the first row of the crowd reached out and took the ball from Steer. The kid reached into Steer's glove and pulled the ball out, leaving the left fielder slumped against the wall.

In a victory over the Padres over Saturday, Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Tommy Pham homered and tripled, but the day will likely be remembered for a profane chat with some front-row fans in San Diego. In the first inning near the on-deck circle before his first at-bat, Pham entered an altercation with a few people, but the two teams had conflicting accounts of what transpired. Following Saturday's doubleheader, Pham, a former Padres outfielder, told reporters, 'She was inebriated.' 'We got rid of you, Tommy Pham, because we've got rid of you,'' I'm like, 'Lady,' I've found a free agency.' They didn't get rid of me right away... In fact, they threatened to re-sign me.'

Flemming, 47, was on-and-off the field for three innings at Oracle Park on Monday before returning to the booth to call the game on radio in the fourth inning. Flemming has been the Giants' play-by-play voice since 2003, but he couldn't stop San Francisco from losing at home, 10-2. This year is the second consecutive year that the Giants have adopted the practice of yelling workers and players who have fallen in last place in fantasy football to serve as bat boys.

According to reports, the Los Angeles Dodgers are already involved in trade negotiations ahead of the August 1 deadline, and they're after more than Shohei Ohtani. Although the Angels' two-way star and soon-to-be free agent is on everyone's wish list, the Dodgers are also monitoring the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox to see if they're going to flip existing veterans for younger prospects, according to a study in The Athletic. On Sunday night, the Mets and Red Sox met at Fenway, with New York losing seven games out of the National League wildcard at 46-52 and Boston 2.5 games back in the American League. However, although the two franchises are both alive in the playoff hunt, each team could choose to abandon this campaign and move some veterans to younger prospects.

Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso homered, David Robertson got four key outs, and the Mets defeated San Diego to take two of three from the Padres in a rematch of their playoff series last October. Tylor Megill (3-0) had three runs, three hits, and three walks in five innings for the Mets, who lost last year's Wild Card Series to the Padres 2-1. Brandon Nimmo had three hits and two RBIs, and Tommy Pham had a run-scoring single in the Mets' seventh. Despite a 7-6 record, the Mets are only batting.218.