PHILADELPHIA (WIP Sportsradio) — The Phillies became just the second team ever to get a no-hit in a World Series, but slugger Kyle Schwarber doesn't care.
"A lot of people will see this as this big thing. For us, it's literally just a loss," he said after losing Game 4 to the Astros.
"I really don't give a s***. Move on to tomorrow. It's cool, we'll be in the history books, I guess," he shrugged.
Nick Castellanos had a similar response, saying he's already moved on.
Rob Thomson is optimistic, though. He said the Phillies were no-hit earlier in the year against the Mets and came back and won the next game.
The Phillies were held to no-hits by four Astros pitchers in Wednesday's 5-0 Game 4 loss, evening the World Series at two games each.
Philadelphia will look to bounce back on Thursday night, the final game at Citizens Bank Park this season. It'll be Justin Verlander versus Noah Syndergaard.
broadcast note
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