A substitute teacher from South Jersey effortlessly slid into the Phillies radio broadcast Wednesday night to call the third inning as the prize for winning one of the team's annual charity auctions. Phillies auction winner calls the 3rd inning on the radio... and did a pretty great jobTop of the 3rd... pic.twitter.com/0rOkUQogDo — Nick Piccone (@_piccone) August 6, 2026The Phillies have held their Phantastic Auction for the last 14 years, giving out prizes that include signed memorabilia and chances to attend events alongside players. The inning wasn't all that notable, so Kalb had a chance to ad-lib a bit and fill in the empty spaces. The lakes in Medford Lakes are "filled to capacity" after yesterday's rainfall, Kalb said, noting a recent drought. Kalb won this year's radio broadcast auction with a bid of $22,010, and the Phantastic Auction as a whole generated $417,455 in proceeds.