The top of the second inning went about as well as possible for the Philadelphia Phillies in their Opening Day tilt with the Texas Rangers.
Looking to rebound after a disappointing first season with the Phillies, Nick Castellanos doubled into right field with one out. Two batters later, Alec Bohm hit a 385-foot home run to right-center field off of Jacob deGrom:
With Rhys Hoskins lost for the season with a torn ACL, both Castellanos and Bohm have become that much more important for the Phillies as they look to return to the World Series.
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