Adam Haseley steals the house

CINCINNATI – Phillies centerbacker Adam Haseley had no reaction after jumping over the center-of-the-yard wall to steal home Freddy Galvis in the eighth inning of the 8-5 loss to Canada. Reds at Great American Ball Park. He squeezed the ball in his glove,

CINCINNATI – Phillies centerbacker Adam Haseley had no reaction after jumping over the center-of-the-yard wall to steal home Freddy Galvis in the eighth inning of the 8-5 loss to Canada. Reds at Great American Ball Park. He squeezed the ball into his glove, landed on the warning lane and slowly returned to his seat before showing the ball to everyone.

"I think I was in shock," Haseley said. "On the camera, it seems to last a lot longer, but I thought it was …"

He snapped his fingers.

"He's a showman," said his teammate Brad Miller I said.

The attack kept the Reds ahead of the Phillies by one point, but it did not last long as Reds pitcher Michael Lorenzen scored a two-game draw against the Phillies pitcher. Blake Parker to make it a three-sleeve game.