Phillies fans triggered noise notification warnings during Game 4 of the NLDS
The Philadelphia Phillies closed out the NLDS on Saturday afternoon with an 8-3 win in Game 4, eliminating the Atlanta Braves in front of a raucous crowd at Citizens Bank Park.
Just how loud was it in Philly on Saturday? According to Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal's cell phone, the decibel levels were high enough to put everyone's eardrums in danger.
"You know how on your phone sometimes you get an alert when there's bad weather in the area, maybe a flash flood warning?" Rosenthal said. "Twice in the last two days, I've received notifications on my phone about how loud it is here, warning me that it could be reaching dangerous levels."
Bryce Harper, who sent the crowd into a frenzy with a late home run on Saturday, praised the Philly faithful after the game for contributing to the win.
"We do have the best fans in baseball," Harper said. "I've never heard a stadium louder than that. It's incredible. I'm just excited for the opportunity to do this."
While Philly fans have gained an unflattering reputation over the years, there's no denying their passion. And it was on full display Saturday as they cheered on the Phillies to their first NLCS birth since 2010.
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