Why Philadelphia embraced ‘Dancing on My Own’ as its informal song of praise ?

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The Birds are as of now partaking in a bye week in the wake of drifting to a 6-0 beginning behind the electric execution of Jalen Damages. In the mean time, the Flyers opened their season winning four of their five first games. Maybe the most astonishing turn in the Philadelphia sports stratosphere is the 76ers, ostensibly considered Philadelphia’s most obvious opportunity at a championship this late spring, having dropped their initial three games.

No place is the city’s energy and force more discernible than Residents Bank Park where the Phillies are bulldozing the National Association in their first postseason appearance in north of 10 years.

Philadelphia barely defeated the Milwaukee Brewers by one game for the 6th and last spot in the National Association. From that point forward it’s been all Phillies, clearing the Cardinals, denying Atlanta an opportunity to shield their Worldwide championship win, and most as of late, ruling the ritzy San Diego Padres on the way to the establishment’s most memorable Worldwide championship appearance beginning around 2009.

Known for its passionate fanbase that occasionally verges on unhinged, Philadelphia has embraced an improbable hymn down the stretch – “Dancing on My Own.” The song, initially sung by Robyn however covered by Callum Scott, has been impacting from Rittenhouse Square to the Phillies storage space.

The Phillies all BELTING out Robyn's Dancing On My Own is killing us 😂😭 pic.twitter.com/CObR5RigAj

— NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) October 9, 2022

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