Nick Castellanos Sets MLB Postseason Record with Back-to-Back Home Runs

Thursday night was a big deal for Nick Castellanos, thanks to his two impressive home runs. Not only did he help the Philadelphia Phillies get closer to reaching the NLCS (National League Championship Series) for the second year in a row, but he also achieved something truly historic.

Castellanos did something that’s never been done in MLB postseason history. He became the first player ever to hit multiple home runs in two consecutive playoff games. This is a big deal because the playoffs are where baseball legends are made, and Castellanos is making quite a name for himself.

The winner of this series will face the Arizona Diamondbacks, who surprised everyone by sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers in another NLDS series just last night. This marks the Diamondbacks’ first trip to the NLCS since 2007.

Over in the American League, baseball fans are in for a treat as the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers are set to face off in the ALCS. It’s a showdown that’s generating a lot of excitement.

To catch all the action from this exciting Game 4, be sure to tune in to TBS. It’s where you can watch history in the making with Nick Castellanos and follow all the postseason updates as teams vie for the championship.

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