The pitch was fouled off, but Duran struck out Greene to end the game on the following toss, a 102.5 mph heater that set a record as the Phillies’ fastest game-ending strikeout since the pitch tracking era began in 2008, according to MLB’s Sarah Langs. In the same at-bat against Greene, Duran also threw a 102.7 mph fastball.

If Jhoan Duran's debut Friday was impressive, somehow Sunday, the new Phillies closer made an even better impression in Act No. 2.

Duran could not have made a better first impression. He's faced six batters with the Phillies and retired all six.