Phillies' Hot Streak Under Mattingly

0:00It's May 1st, you're listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Philadelphia Phillies are buzzing under new manager Don Mattingley, whose three wins in zero losses since replacing Rob Thompson. They swept a double header against the San Francisco Giants with back-to-back walkoff victories on Thursday. The first time Phillies done that since. 1988 and the first for any team since 2004. Allid Bones sealed the nightcap drama with a sacrifice fly to deep center in the bottom of the 10th, sending the crowd into a frenzy after a tough season star for him. Fans are hyped, celebrating the Phillies' point within seven games of 509.5 games back in the division. That momentum feels real now, especially with plenty of season left to chase a wildcard or even the top spot. Meanwhile, the Giants blew a chance in the top of the 10th when their third-base coach held runner Drew Gilbert at third on a hit that likely would have scored him,

1:00frustrating Heliott Rommel's right there on the field. San Francisco's struggling at 13 wins and 18 losses under first-year skipper Tony Bitello, dead last in the National League West, far behind the Dodgers and Padres. Phillies fans, this hot streak could be your turnaround tune. Keep riding that wave.