Trailing by two with the bases empty and down to their final strike, the Phillies staged an improbable two-out ninth-inning rally at Nationals Park on Tuesday. What began innocently enough with a Trea Turner single then saw Brandon Marsh deliver a game-tying two-run homer off Nationals reliever Brad Lord. Three batters later, Bryson Stott launched a three-run homer just inside the foul pole and three batters after that Edmundo Sosa came through with a two-run double. Turner tacked on an RBI single as the Phillies ultimately scored eight times on eight consecutive hits, en route to a 14-9 win to even the series. “That was pretty epic,” said Marsh, who homered for the second consecutive game. “We needed everyone today and everyone pulled through. That was big.” Marsh concedes he had modest expectations when he stepped up in the ninth. “I was really just trying to get on first for \[Bryce Harper\
