Sabrina Carpenter’s pop star career has taken off in the last few months, propelling her into the spotlight in both the fashion and music industries. She’s become a force to be reckoned with because of her catchy songs and daring style—definitely someone to watch! From serenading us with “Skinny Dipping” vibes to rocking the stage with “Vicious” energy, she’s proving that she’s not just about the catchy hooks; she’s a style icon in the making. 

Even though the Philadelphia Phillies are teetering on the edge of elimination, saying ‘Please. Please, Please’ after a rough 7-2 loss to the New York Mets, the concert atmosphere was nothing short of a home run! Fans were ‘No Nonsense’ as the 25-year-old native took the stage, dazzling in a sparkly oversized Phillies jersey paired with those disco ball silver knee-high boots—perfect for dancing and dodging curveballs! 

Sabrina Carpenter’s pays homage to hometown

Sabrina Carpenter nailed it on her Instagram Stories, saying, “Hometown show!!! I can’t believe I played the arena that I grew up going to… I love you forever Philly!” with a flurry of kissing lips and heart emojis. As Carpenter engaged her audience and jokingly delved into the age-old argument of whose cheesesteak in the city was the greatest, her pride was evident. “Should we talk about where the best cheesesteak is actually from?” She jokingly said, “Let’s fight about it!” which caused the audience to laugh and get into a friendly rivalry. Her witty repartee fostered a spirit of unity and confirmed her identity as a real Philadelphian.

Excitement was in the air as Carpenter gave a riveting performance, filled with humorous props that made everyone smile. She turned the stage into a honeymoon resort-style bed during “Bed Chem,” and she had the crowd in stitches with her lighthearted pillow war. Her seductive appearance and sly repartee charmed the whole audience with an entrancing atmosphere. The excitement increased even more when she began “Juno.” She pushed the crowd to “Embrace your wild side!” and encouraged them to try “some freaky positions,” which caused applause and cheers to resound throughout the whole space.

What went down in Game 3 

Pete Alonso launched a homer off Aaron Nola, sending the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-2 defeat as the New York Mets dominated in Game 3 of their NL Division Series. Maybe the Phillies need a shot of ‘Espresso’. Sean Manaea was ‘Short n’ Sweet’ on the mound, taking a two-hit shutout into the eighth inning. 

Jesse Winker joined the party with a homer of his own, while Starling Marte delivered a pivotal two-run single. The wild-card Mets, finally in ‘Good Graces’ back home after a 16-day road trip, seized a 2-1 lead in this best-of-five showdown. As we gear up for Game 4 on Wednesday, the Phillies are set to send All-Star Ranger Suárez to the mound against fellow lefty José Quintana.  

It’s a must-win situation for Philly, but the Mets are feeling the “Vicious” vibes, aiming for their first trip to the National League Championship Series since the park opened in 2009. Will this be the year the Mets finally celebrate a clinching victory at Citi Field? As Sabrina would say, “I’m just gonna keep on dancing,” and let’s hope they do the same!