Edmundo Sosa's pinch-hit appearance turned into a game-winning moment for the Philadelphia Phillies in their thrilling 3-2 walk-off victory over the Boston Red Sox. In the 10th inning, with the bases loaded, Sosa’s check swing resulted in catcher’s interference with Carlos Narvaez, ultimately allowing Brandon Marsh to score the decisive run. Despite the unconventional nature, Sosa equated the moment to a home run, emphasizing the win's importance.

This marked the first walk-off catcher’s interference in MLB history since 1971. While the Phillies celebrated, Narvaez took accountability for the error, acknowledging it as a pivotal mistake. The game was unique, as the Phillies didn't need to make contact for the final run, a rarity that left players and fans alike stunned.