An amazing prediction Phillies' Rhys Hoskins made four months ago

Rhys Hoskins made a prediction four months ago. The Phillies were near the end of a dreadful road trip. Now they are looking to nail down their first postseason berth in a decade.

Rhys Hoskins predicted the team would get back on track soon. The team is struggling and the players are frustrated. They are looking for their first postseason berth in a decade. The interview was buried in the tape recorder for four months. It was supposed to be used in another story. But the story got in way. A few days later, Joe Girardi was let go and Rob Thomson took over. Now it's time to tell the whole story again. He was right. the Phils are struggling. and they are not themselves. but they have the track records to back it up.

The Phillies are playing their final 10 games of the season on Tuesday night. They are hoping to make the playoffs. In May, they didn't look like a team that could make it. But in June they started to play better.

Rhys Hoskins predicted that the Phillies would have a 20-8 month. The team won 19-9 in June and won their first game in July. Hoskin was mostly right. He was also right about Kyle Schwarber carrying the team. The Phillies are playing themselves into playoff consideration. They are currently in the postseason. It was recorded in Citi Field. Rhys has read some of the interview back to him.

Rhys Hoskins predicted that the Phillies would have a good chance to make the playoffs. Since the start of June, the Phils have one of the best records in baseball at 62-40. The rise coincided with the managerial change with Thomson taking over. Hoskin has never played in a postseason game. He deserves to lose the interim manager's tag later this fall. He believes that a change in voice can sometimes do wonders. It would be hard to say it didn't. as the group felt the responsibility for that.

Rhys Hoskins believes Thomson deserves the job. The team is on a 19-8 run in the month of June.  Hoskins has been part of games that they've won that the team wouldn't have won in previous years.