Revenge can be sweet sometimes.

Despite a bad road trip, it ended on a good note as the Phillies took care of the Mets in 6-0 win. Bryce Harper got an RBI double in the top of the first. That would be it for the scoring for a long time.

Vince Velasquez went five innings and gave up three hits with six strikeouts and three walks. Jason Vargas pitched fairly well, but gave up a run.

So while the scoring was bland for the majority of the game, things picked up in the eighth with Maikel Franco, Phil Gosselin, and Roman Quinn recording three straight RBI singles. And then in the ninth, Rhys Hoskins hit a homer to left off Mets reliever Jacob Rhame, the pitcher that nearly beaned him the night before. Hoskins followed with a 34-second trot that was phenomenal. Take it in, fella.

While the roster shuffle continues, the Phils return home for a four-game series against the Miami Marlins. First pitch for tonight is at 7:05 PM on NBC Sports Philadelphia. Aaron Nola takes the mound against Caleb Smith.

Off the field, watch Bryce Harper and Jimmy Fallon play MLB The Show 19 on Home Run Derby mode.

The Roundup:

It kinda crept up on us, but the NFL Draft is tonight in Nashville. Things get started around 8 PM. The Eagles hold seven total picks, their first comes at No. 25. Unless…

One current Eagles player to potentially watch is Nelson Agholor. It sounds like he’s available in a trade.

The Eagles Autism Challenge received a $100,000 donation from Phillies owner John Middleton.

After taking care of the Nets in five games, the Sixers continue to prepare for Game 1 against the Raptors. Game 1 will be Saturday, but will start at either 7:30 PM or 8 PM depending on the outcome of the Spurs-Nuggets series.

Prior to the game, Coors Light is teaming up with the Sixers and multiple area bars to give out free beer.

Tobias Harris was named a finalist for the NBA’s Community Assist award.

And Jimmy Butler gave out a ton of giveaways in an Easter egg hunt to Sixers staff.

In other sports news, Brock McGinn and the Hurricanes upset the Washington Capitals in double overtime of Game 7 to win the series. It was the third longest Game 7 in NHL history.

https://twitter.com/HeartofNHL/status/1121294443301212160

Before that goal, he saved Carolina’s season in regulation.

The second round begins tonight. Here’s how the Stanley Cup Playoffs look:

Lou Williams dropped 33 points as the Clippers upset the Warriors to force a Game 6.

In the news, Joe Biden is officially running for President.

Avengers: Endgame is opening up tonight.