Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia Phillies

How many people can truly relate to the night Trea Turner had on Monday? Perhaps only a few. Turner both celebrated and suffered throughout the Phillies’ 10-7 victory over the Dodgers at Citizens Bank Park. He went 3-for-5 with two home runs, one double and five RBIs. He also had four miscues in the field that had fans oscillating between joyous cheers and full-throated boos. “Just a ridiculous game, in general, by me,” Turner said. A snapshot of Monday’s absurdity: Turner made an error in the top of the first, hit a leadoff double in the bottom of the first, hit a two-run homer in the second to give the Phillies a two-run lead, missed a ground ball to his left in the fourth, booted a chopper up the middle with two outs in the sixth to cut the lead to one and smacked a three-run home run around the left-field foul pole in the sixth to extend the Phillies’ lead to five. It was the 200th homer of Turner’s career. But it wasn’t over yet. Turner couldn’t handle Tommy Edman’s line drive up the middle in the ninth, contributing to Mookie Betts’ three-run homer, which cut the Phillies’ lead to three. It prompted Phillies interim manager Don Mattingly to bring Jhoan Duran into the game with two outs and nobody on to finish the game. Turner shook his head after the Edman play. He smiled in disbelief. Even teammates couldn’t help but give him a hard time about it. “The roller coaster -- up, down, up, down,” Turner said. “You know, you do things like that or have games like that. Sometimes you just gotta laugh about it, and they gave me a hard time. So it was good, kind of getting some \[expletive\