Phillies fans melt down after Jordan Romano gets walked off by Toronto Blue Jays

Romano was tasked with keeping the game tied at 1-1 in the ninth inning, Guerrero hit a one-out single and stole second.

After Addison Barger struck out, Kirk drove a ball off the top of the wall in right-center field that allowed Guerrero to trot home.

While it's unwise to panic too much, this Phillies team does present a very clear weakness and that's the the bullpen.

These things happen. It's pretty much impossible for fans to keep a calm head for an entire 162-game regular season, but generally it's best to avoid sweeping takeaways and definitive proclamations of doom in early June.

But, we are talking about Philly fans, so all that is out the window, because you just know the Romano takes will be flying tonight, especially with Jeff Hoffman picking up the W on the other side.

Some Philly fans did not hold back at all. Yikes.

Philly fans have always been brutal whether it be the Flyers, Eagles or Phillies they are some of the worst fans out there.

Hopefully Jordan Romano gets his rhythm back soon, nobody deserves this kind of treatment. Online or otherwise.

The victory was the sixth in seven games for the Blue Jays (32-29), who got six innings of one-run ball from Jose Berrios.

The series finale pits two starters who have each earned five wins. In Chris Bassitt, the Jays are hoping their veteran right-hander bounces back from a poor outing against the Athletics.

Even though Bassitt was credited with the win, he did give up five runs in five innings His Philly counterpart, lefty Jesus Luzardo, was simply horrible in giving up 12 runs in 3.1 innings against Milwaukee in his most recent start.

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