Trea Turner recorded a victory in 11-10 victory against Miami Marks, who visited Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday.
The other five Phillies hit more than one hit, including three records, Bryson Stott and Johan Rojas. Max Kepler added one and a pair for Philadelphia, each of JT Realmuto and Alec Bohm, which won three consecutively.
Miami lowered the fifth plane, but Jordan did something interesting with six running in the ninth shot against Romano. Dane Myers hit a three -stage Homer in the last framework, Graham Pauley added a RBI couple, and Liam Hicks hit a Homer’s two conditions before he came to record the final for the fifth savings of the season.
Starting with a leadership by Rojas, Phillies made four runs against Cal Quantrill (1-2). After two doughs, Turner delivered Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber to install Quantrill’s bases before walking.
Nick Castellanos’ sacrificial fly 2-0, and then Kepler’s double-coated Harper and Schwarber 4-0 difference.
Miami returned to a race in the fourth place, but in the lower half of Philadelphia, he responded to three more runs and emphasized the two -conditioned couple of Stott.
Phillies worked for two more runs in the fifth place and increased Stott’s RBI Single to 9-1.
Philadelphia Starter Taijuan Walker run the first four inning and hit one run and a hit with three walks and two strikes.
Matt Strahm (1-0) worked a fifth without a score to get the win.
The other four Phillies relieved the mound, including Carlos Hernandez, who allowed three running. Griffin left a two-stage single to Hicks, as a RBI couple and Miami clawed in 9-4.
However, the hosts responded to the seventh place against Patrick Monteverde – Stott, Turner, Harper and Schwarber – with four straight hit as their bullets reached 11-4.
Quantrill was accused of seven running, eight strokes and three walks in 3 1/3 strokes.
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