Philadelphia Phillies supervisor Rob Thomson is a guy of the people.
Thomson and the Phillies are in England for the 2024 MLB London Collection versus the New York Mets, and Philadelphia’s skipper took the time to look at out a Philadelphia-themed bar—appropriately-named Passyunk Avenue, right after the community in South Philadelphia—to expend time with Phillies supporters.
Thomson, surrounded by lovers of the group, was urged by a gentleman in the bar to “say some thing.” The Phillies supervisor then proposed a toast to the 2024 Phillies in a video clip posted onto Crossing Broad’s account on X, previously recognised as Twitter.
“Toast to the 2024 Philadelphia Phillies,” Thomson said as he elevated his glass to cheers from fans.
Rob Thomson and Phillies coaches confirmed up to Passyunk Ave in London to dangle with Phillies fans
(by way of @UKPhillies) pic.twitter.com/A0rorTvDfV
— Crossing Broad (@CrossingBroad) June 6, 2024
Thomson has each purpose to toast to the Phillies (44-19), who have the Countrywide League’s best file and are just a video game-and-a-50 % behind the New York Yankees for the very best file in MLB.
MLB’s London Collection spans two games, commencing with Saturday’s to start with pitch at 1:05 p.m. ET and concluding with Sunday’s 10 a.m. ET tilt, with both equally contests set to be played at London Stadium.
