MIAMI (AP) -- Scott Olsen threw six innings, pitched a fit and beat the team he hates.
The fiery left-hander departed trailing by two runs, but shortly after his brief tantrum on the mound, the Florida Marlins rallied to score four times and beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3.
Last September, Olsen said he hated the Phils because they dominated the Marlins. His emotions boiled over in the sixth inning, when he became angry at Chase Utley for calling time just before a pitch.
The next pitch was ball four, and Utley trotted to first base as Olsen angrily shouted and waved his glove at him. In the bottom of the inning, the Marlins totaled four extra-base hits to rally against Cole Hamels.
Coincidence?
"If that's what it takes, I'll start screaming in the top of the first," Olsen said.
Olsen said there would be no carry-over with Utley, but the Phillies talked as though they'll remember the episode.
"There's not much to say about it," Utley said. "He got a call he didn't like. And I didn't agree with him. ... It's pretty clear a lot of guys don't like him."