In a moment that initially left fans puzzled, Nick Castellanos sent a unique signal toward the Philadelphia Phillies’ dugout during Game 1 of the NL Wild Card playoff series against the Miami Marlins.

With a runner on first, no outs, and the Phillies holding a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the fourth inning, Castellanos stepped up to the plate. The right fielder smashed a bloop double down the right-field line, showcasing his hustle by diving safely into second base. As he sprang to his feet, Castellanos appeared to flash a finger gesture to his teammates in the dugout.

At first glance, fans were taken aback and perplexed, believing Castellanos had made an unsportsmanlike gesture. However, it was later revealed that the Phillies’ outfielder was actually flashing his ring finger, not engaging in any оffensive behavior.

Castellanos’ unique display of the ring finger was met with appreciation from fans who interpreted it as a sign of his determination and desire for a World Series championship ring.

Last season, the Phillies made it to the World Series but fell short against the Houston Astros in a hard-fought six-game series. Castellanos is now pushing himself harder than ever in the postseason, with his sights set on taking the Phillies to even greater heights this year. As the playoff journey unfolds, fans eagerly await to see if Castellanos’ determination will lead to the coveted championship ring he so passionately desires.