In a dramatic turn of events, Philadelphia Phillies reliever Jordan Romano suffered his third save failure this season, allowing a walk-off inside-the-park home run to Patrick Bailey of the San Francisco Giants, resulting in a 4-3 loss for the Phillies. This rare feat marks the first time since 1926 that a catcher has hit a walk-off inside-the-park homer, a statistic highlighting Bailey's remarkable achievement.

Romano's struggles have become a concern for the Phillies, as he currently holds a staggering 7.44 ERA in 36 appearances this season. With Jose Alvarado serving an 80-game suspension, Romano has been thrust into high-pressure situations, and his consistency has faltered, as expressed in his own words about feeling broken and frustrated by his performances.

The Phillies' bullpen, ranked 23rd in ERA and 24th in batting average allowed, is in dire need of reinforcements ahead of the trade deadline, with speculation surrounding potential acquisitions to bolster their chances of a postseason run.