The Philadelphia Phillies should be doing everything they can to land this St. Louis Cardinals star at the deadline.

Durbin and the Brewers’ dugout took exception to the incident, with first baseman Rhys Hoskins being particularly vocal towards Contreras, shouting at him from the first base dugout. The Cardinals first baseman was later hit by a pitch in the fifth inning by Brewers pitcher Jose Quintana, who said after the game that it was not intentional.

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A seemingly routine groundout to third base resulted in Milwaukee's Caleb Durbin colliding with Contreras at first base, due to Contreras taking a step backward into the basepath after catching the throw from third baseman Nolan Arenado.

Both Willson Contreras and Rhys Hoskins were hit by pitches and tempers flared, but a three-run home run by St. Louis' Nolan Gorman loomed large.

Willson and William Contreras put on a show for MLB when the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals matched up on Saturday.