It’s hard to hit a home run in MLB. It’s even harder to hit two in one inning! That’s exactly what Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner did on Saturday against the Washington Nationals. The 30-year-old cracked his first homer at the top of the eighth inning to put his team on top 4-3. The Phillies bats stayed hot in the frame, giving Turner another shot at bat. He responded with a second deep shot, making him the first player with two homers against the same pitcher in the same inning since David Ortiz in 2008.