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Phillies Players Pull Up to Game 4 Looking Stylish

It's a much different look for the Philadelphia Phillies' players heading into the stadium for Game 4. After making headlines on Wednesday, many opted for a more stylish look as they walked into Citizens Bank Park.
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Phillies Players Pull Up to Game 4 Looking Stylish
Phillies Players Pull Up to Game 4 Looking Stylish

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All eyes in the baseball world will be on Game 4 between the Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves.

This is the lone series remaining in the divisional round, and after all the drama that's taken place on and off the field so far, all baseball fans will be glued to this one.

The Phillies will have to find a way to top what they did in Game 3 when their offense exploded for 10 runs.

Facing the Braves' ace Spencer Strider, that likely will be a much more challenging task.

If the players are nervous about that matchup it was hard to tell based on the outfits they showed up in.

Bryce Harper put on a flashy light blue suit with a Phillie Phantic pocket square. Brandon Marsh and Alec Bohm looked like they were members of a rock band, letting their locks and facial hair flow.

Jeff Hoffman showed up in a "Trea Shiesty" t-shirt representing star shortstop Trea Turner.

Philadelphia is feeling good despite the fact that Atlanta's ace is on the mound. The fans were chanting "We Want Strider," at the conclusion of Game 3.

Despite the dominance of the right hander, that could be for good reason.

In two appearances against Philadelphia during the playoffs, he has an 0-2 record with an ERA of 5.79.

That includes his first ever postseason start at Citizens Bank Park where the Phillies chased him out of the game 2 1/3 innings in after scoring five earned runs.

The fans wanted Strider. The players will get him.

The only thing left to do is play the game.

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Brad Wakai
BRAD WAKAI

Brad Wakai graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Journalism. While an undergrad, he did work at the student radio station covering different Penn State athletic programs like football, basketball, volleyball, soccer and other sports. Brad currently is the Lead Contributor for Nittany Lions Wire of Gannett Media where he continues to cover Penn State athletics. He is also a contributor at FanSided, writing about the Philadelphia 76ers for The Sixers Sense. Brad is the host of the sports podcast I Said What I Said, discussing topics across the NFL, College Football, the NBA and other sports. You can follow him on Twitter: @bwakai

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