There was some booing last night. But it came early.

Kurt Suzuki’s two-run home run off Vince Velasquez in the 2nd inning gave Washington a 2-0 lead. Obviously there’d be some boos because of that. But they later became big cheers thanks to some barrels.

Odubel Herrera hit a two-run shot in the bottom of the fourth before Rhys Hoskins hit two solo bombs en route to a 4-3 Phillies win.

Even on a night where Bryce Harper went 0-for-3, there were plenty of other threats in the lineup. It may have gotten even stronger with Scott Kingery taking over second base for a struggling Cesar Hernandez. Kingery went 2-for-4 in his first start of the season.

Velasquez was alright despite the home run he gave up early. He went five innings with four hits and two strikeouts. The bullpen did their job, despite Pat Neshek giving up a late Brian Dozier homer in the ninth.

The two teams play again tonight at 7:05 PM on NBC Sports Philadelphia+ with Aaron Nola facing off against Stephen Strasburg in a good pitching duel.

The Roundup:

With the #3 seed clinched, the Sixers wrap up the regular season tonight and tomorrow. They visit the Miami Heat in a huge game for Miami tonight at 7:30 PM on NBC Sports Philadelphia. Sixers host Chicago tomorrow night.

Here’s how the East looks:

8-10 is a dog fight. If Miami loses tonight, they’re done. Also, 6-8 is still unknown.

And this just in from Kyle:

The Flyers won’t get Joel Quenneville. He’s going to Florida. Now the team should focus on getting Dave Tippett.

GM Chuck Fletcher ended the season with his press conference saying the team wasn’t good enough “right now.”

End the season with a special edition of Snow The Goalie featuring Flyers President Paul Holmgren discussing the state of the team.

Eagles signed a guy:

In other sports news, Virginia defeated Texas Tech 85-77 in overtime for their first national championship in men’s college basketball.

Kyle Korver discussed racism and privilege in the NBA in a Players’ Tribune article.

Johnny Manziel is now John Manziel.

Crotch grabbing is now a thing in the MLB.

In the news, a drug bust netted bomb-making materials in New Jersey.

Felicity Huffman pleaded guilty in the college admissions scandal and prosecutors want her to serve time in jail.