PHILADELPHIA — There was no music in the victorious clubhouse after the Phillies finished their 10th game in 10 days. They went almost three months without playing an extra-inning game, then endured three of them in five days. There are four more games, including a day trip to Iowa, before a day of rest. If it felt like the Phillies had lost Sunday after a 7-6 win to salvage something against the Toronto Blue Jays, that is because the entire team is gassed.Interim manager Don Mattingly glanced at a water bottle he carried with him afterward.“It feels like this should have tequila in it,” Mattingly said.He should save the liquor for his relievers, who have reached a breaking point. The first casualty: Caleb Kilian, the team’s biggest bullpen addition at the trade deadline, suffered an injury to his right side that could sideline him for a significant amount of time. He was pitching for the fourth time in six days.These Phillies, time and time again, have made it harder than it needs to be. This is how their last nine losses have gone:
A blown two-run lead before losing in extra innings
A one-run defeat that ended with them stranding the bases loaded
A six-run 11th inning
A blown two-run lead in the seventh inning
