Harrison Bader Out Again for Phillies in Game 4 vs Dodgers

Harrison Bader is not in the lineup for the Philadelphia Phillies in Thursday’s scheduled Game 4 of the National League Division Series in Los Angeles.

Bader will miss at least one more game, so Brandon Marsh is playing centerfield and hitting fifth for Philadelphia against the Dodgers' right-handed starting pitcher, Tyler Glasnow.

The status of Bader was in question after he had not been in the lineup in Games 2 or 3 with a strained hamstring, but he again was not able to play the outfield, but could pinch hit again in Game 4 if the moment was needed.

Phillies Lineup Without Harrison Bader

With Bader out of the mix, Philadelphia’s lineup is similar to the one in Game 1 when the Dodgers started right-hander Shohei Ohtani on the mound with Trea Turner leading off, Kyle Schwarber No. 2, Bryce Haprer hitting third, Alec Bohm hitting fourth, Brandon Marsh in the five spot, J.T Realmuto hitting sixth, Max Kepler seventh, Bader No. 8 and Bryson Stott hitting ninth.

Here’s what Philadelphia’s lineup looks like on Thursday:

Dodgers Make Adjustments vs Cristopher Sanchez

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts is going with a different look to his lineup in Game 4 against the Phillies' lefty Cristopher Sanchez, with the best-of-five series now sitting a 2-1 for Los Angeles.

Game 4 Details and First Pitch Info

Game 4 of the NLDS is set for a 6:08 p.m. first pitch. Listen on Rock 104.1 and the Rock 104.1 free mobile app.