Brandon Marsh tears a RBI couple and scored a 10th shot and helped Philadelphia Phillies to win 7-6 against Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday.
While Philadelphia followed 5-1, the Bryson Stott surrounded a Homer at the eighth stroke and scored a goal to create a tie on the ninth territory of Max Kepler, Johan Rojas.
Marsh sent an automatic runner Edmundo Sosa on the 10th shot to the plate Manuel Rodriguez (0-1) from Tuesday to the left-centered field space. Marsh came third by Stott about a sacrifice and scored Trea Turner’s Single -m’s Center Field. Rodriguez allowed two runs (one won) in two strokes in 10.
The late uprising made a winner from Jose Alvarado (4-1), which allowed a stroke and hit a dough in a ninth shot without points.
Matt Strahm worked around Danny Jansen’s RBI Single with two outputs to guarantee the second savings of the season and give the ninth win to the Red-Red Phillies in the last 11 games.
Tampa Bay’s Yandy Diaz started a homer three conditions, and Junior Caminero deepened with 2 RBI.
Taylor Walls scored twice and joined Jonathan Aranda with three strokes for Rays who lost seven of the last nine and seven consecutively in his home.
The Gulf of Tampa, Jose Caballero and Walls, took a 2-1 ahead of the seventh shot before reaching its base. Diaz ranked second in Tanner Banks 1-1 and last three matches for the sixth Homer of the season.
Philadelphia doubled Ryan Pepiot to prevent the game, while in third place on a flight, and Bryce Harper’s fly ball into the center.
The advantage did not last long as long as Caminero deposited 2-1 fastball from Jesus Luzardo on the right area. Caminero’s Homer was the seventh team leader.
The walls walked to highlight the third and rang the second base. He came third on a flight and Caminero’s fly ball scored goals on the left.
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