Nick Castellanos - Championship Series - Arizona Diamondbacks v Philadelphia Phillies - Game One
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - Nick Castellanos (#8) of the Philadelphia Phillies rounds the bases after hitting a solo home run in the second inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks during Game One of the Championship Series at Citizens Bank Park on October 16, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Sarah Stier/Getty Images

Nick Castellanos of the Philadelphia Phillies has again shown what he can do after leading his team to a Game 1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks in the National League Conference series.

The two-time All-Star continues to be the man of the moment in the post-season after his stellar plays gave his team a 5-3 victory over their visitors.

On the same night, the two-time All-Star became the first player to record five playoff home runs in a three-game span since Reggie Jackson.

It is just another day at the office for the 31-year-old. He mentioned once that he feels at home in the playoffs and showed it against the Diamondbacks.

What is the reason behind such a mentality? Castellanos credits the home crowd.

"I mean you could take this camera and show the stadium and I think that answers the question," he said during the post-game in front of celebrating fans.

Casty reacts to record-breaking game

While Castellanos' confidence in the postseason is off the roof, he insisted that there is no reason to feel complacent, even if he just bagged a rare feat.

"I mean, look, do I feel good? Yes. To say that I don't I'd be lying. But by no means do I feel comfortable. In any regard, man. We got 7 more wins [to grab]," he said when asked about breaking Jackson's record and his comfort level.

Phillies, indeed, have a lot of work to do. The two teams will go at it again on Tuesday. If they win a second one, they can wrap up the series in Arizona in three tries.