Jhoan Duran made his Philadelphia Phillies debut Friday night, and it didn't disappoint. Duran made his way out of the bullpen wearing No. 59 to a loud roar from the crowd at Citizens Bank Park, just two days after he was traded to Philadelphia by the Minnesota Twins for a pair of Top 100 prospects: Mick Abel and Eduardo Tait.

Rollins revisited the 2007 campaign on the night of his Wall of Fame induction at Citizens Bank Park. Rollins was inducted along with Ed Wade, the former Phillies general manager responsible for drafting much of the core that would make up the World Series-winning team in 2008: Rollins, Pat Burrell, Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard and Chase Utley.

It felt a little like. ... October. There was a palpable buzz in the stadium on Friday one day after the Major League Baseball trade deadline, and it didn’t hurt that Phillies rallied from a 3-0 seventh-inning deficit to defeat the Tigers, 5-4. “It was great all night long,” said Phillies manager Rob Thomson of the energy in the building.