Turner expressed his gratitude to the fans, reinforcing the community spirit that surrounds the documentary and his journey.

Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner has received an Emmy for his sports documentary titled 'The Turnaround', which captures the emotional standing ovation he received from fans in August 2023.

During that memorable series against the Kansas City Royals, Turner showcased his comeback by going 4-for-12, hitting two doubles, a home run, and driving in five RBIs.

Known as "The Philly Captain," fan McCann played a pivotal role in rallying support for Turner, helping to transform the initial boos into cheers during his challenging moments.

This recognition highlights the deep bond between Turner and the Philadelphia community, marking a significant moment for both the athlete and his supporters.

In a gesture of gratitude, Turner funded 'Thank You, Philly' digital billboards across the city to express his appreciation for the fans' unwavering support.

He also promised to wave to McCann and Thrash in the stands if he managed to steal a base during a game, further emphasizing the connection between players and their fans.

Before the Emmy celebration, Turner faced challenges on the field, struggling with a .238 batting average and being dropped to eighth in the batting order.