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The Dodgers' second baseman received a nearly 90-second standing ovation from Phillies fans in the first inning before he hit a solo home run in the fifth inning and a grand slam in the seventh inning in Los Angeles' 15-5 victory.
What is Bullpen? In baseball, the bullpen is the area that is designated for the relief pitchers to warm up before entering the game. The term bullpen can also be used to refer to the group of relief pitchers on the team. Separate from the dugout, the bullpen can be located in foul territory along the outfield baseline or behind the outfield walls.