
Hunter was called upon to keep the game tied in the eighth inning, facing Boston's eighth, ninth and leadoff hitters. In the end, it was the No. 9 slot that did the damage, with Brock Holt smacking a pinch-hit homer. Hunter hasn't been terrible by any means this season, but he hasn't been what the Phillies hoped for when they signed him to a two-year, $18 million contract in December. He's been used in the third-highest leverage situations among Phillies relievers this year, but his mediocre 4.00 ERA is fifth-best in the Phillies' bullpen, leaving him poorly positioned to move into a more significant role.

























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