Philadelphia managed to beat the Boston Red Sox thanks to a highly unconventional call by the home plate umpire during extra innings.

Edmundo Sosa’s teammates on the Philadelphia Phillies mobbed him beyond first base after a 3-2, walk-off win over the Boston Red Sox on Monday night.

According to the Red Sox and Elias Sports, the only other instance of a catcher’s interference walk-off in all of Major League Baseball since 1920 was Aug. 1, 1971 between the Dodgers and Reds. Hall of Famer Johnny Bench was the catcher in question.

Since rejoining the club, he’s been on a tear. In Monday’s series opener against the Boston Red Sox, he made franchise history, becoming the first Phillies player in over a century to record 13 extra-base hits in an eight-game span.

It often seems like the Boston Red Sox invent new ways to lose baseball games. Despite a brilliant effort from starting pitcher Walker Buehler against Philadel

Kepler has struggled to find his footing in a Phillies uniform, as the pressure may be beginning to mount for the veteran left fielder. Signed to be an everyday player in left field, Kepler has been given the opportunity to be a productive bat in an outfield that has needed some pop.