PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia legends are set to take the center of the field at Citizens Bank Park for game five of the World Series.
Phillies Legend Brad Lidge, who was a part of the 2008 Phillies World Series championship team, is set to throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
Philadelphia native and Grammy-award-winning singer Jazmine Sullivan will be singing the National Anthem before the game.
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The series is now tied 2 -2 after the game became only the second no-hitter in World Series history.
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Fans dejected by Phillies no-hit World Series loss
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The Fightins will be looking to redeem themselves after losing to the Astros 5-0 in a crowded ballpark with distinguished guests, including Miles Teller, Bruce Springsteen and even First Lady Jill Biden.
In a rare turn of events caused by the postponement of Game 3 due to rain, game 5 will also take place at the same time Philadelphia's undefeated Eagles play Houston's Texans at NRG Stadium.