As recently as two years ago, Cristopher Sánchez was a pitcher in transition, earning some major league time yet frequently shuttling between the Phillies and their Triple-A affiliate in the Lehigh Valley.

Sánchez sent out an emphatic scream when he struck out Rob Refsnyder on his textbook changeup, a yell that signaled from the naked eye his night was over. Masterful for eight innings, Sánchez had 10 strikeouts to zero walks at that point.

When the Phillies won on a catcher’s interference call in the 10th inning Monday night, it marked only the second known time that a major-league game was decided by that rule. Leave it to Bryce Harper to recreate the first one.