Philadelphia Phillies benefit a 3rd time on catcher's interference call, this one against Mariners

For the third time in less than a month, the Philadelphia Phillies were on the positive end of a catcher's interference call.

In the first inning of their game Tuesday against the Seattle Mariners, J.T. Realmuto was called out on strikes on a pitch by Bryce Miller that would have ended the inning.

However, Realmuto argued that his swing was interfered with by Seattle catcher Mitch Garver — who was starting behind the plate while usual catcher and MLB homer leader Cal Raleigh was in the lineup as a designated hitter.

The Phillies challenged the call, and after a video review, it was determined that Garver's glove did interfere with Realmuto's bat on the swing, and Realmuto was awarded first base.

Last month, when Boston was in Philadelphia , catcher Carlos Narvaez was called for inf