Four Philly sports legends with plenty of championship pedigree will throw out the ceremonial first pitches before Game 3 of the World Series Monday night. RedOctober
For the first time in 13 years, a World Series game will be played in Philadelphia as the Phillies take on the Houston Astros in Game 3 Monday night at Citizens Bank Park.
To mark the momentous occasion, four Philadelphia sports icons will be throwing out the ceremonial first pitches before the big game. Phillies legend Mike Schmidt, Sixers legend Julius Erving, Flyers legend Bernie Parent and Eagles legend Brandon Graham will all throw out first pitches Monday night, according to John Clark of NBC Sports Philadelphia.
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