Source: New York Post
Being booed by your hometown crowd is a tough look — especially when it’s a game you are not even playing in. That’s what happened when some of the Phillies players were shown on the Jumbotron while taking in the Flyers’ 1-0 overtime win over the Penguins in Game 6 of their first-round series Wednesday night — a day after the front office fired manager Rob Thomson after going 10-19 in their first 29 games. Loud boos came from the crowd as the Phillies players and their families, sitting in a suite at Xfinity Mobile Arena, were spotlighted early in the third period of a scoreless game.
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