Phillies: Each of Bryce Harper’s clutch, walk-off career hits

July 16, 2019; Phillies (9) vs. Dodgers (8)

• Box score
• Walk-off hit (two-run double)

Less than one month prior to his walk-off grand slam against the Chicago Cubs, Harper notched his first career walk-off in a Phillies uniform opposite the potent Los Angeles Dodgers of the National League West.

In the 9-8 win, Harper powered for five RBI, which, to date, is his most in a single game while donning a Phillies uniform. Also, in the win, Harper produced a three-run home run and two walks, but it was his two-run double in the ninth opposite closer Kenley Jansen that secured the team’s 49th win of the season and caused the Dodgers to fall to 63-34.

Entering the top of the ninth of the eventual Phillies win, then-manager

Gabe Kapler

‘s squad had a 6-5 lead.

Hector Neris

took the mound, relieving southpaw reliever

Adam Morgan

who retired each of his four batters faced in order. The Dodgers’

Max Muncy

and

A.J. Pollock

began the ninth with a walk and single, respectively against Neris; two batters later,

Matt Beaty

slugged a three-run shot to right-center field, putting the Dodgers on top.

Then entered Jansen in the latter-half; with one out, Andrew Knapp and Cesar Hernandez doubled and singled, respectively. With runners on the corners, Scott Kingery hit a RBI single, setting up Harper’s two-run walk-off to deep center field.

To date, this game features Harper’s only career walk-off double.