Miami Marlins at Philadelphia Phillies

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Miami Marlins

30-54, 14-27 Away

Final
6 - 7

Philadelphia Phillies

55-29, 33-14 Home

Turner, short-handed Phillies rally past Marlins for 7-6 win

Nick Castellanos doubled, had two singles and drove in three runs for the Phillies, who upped their MLB-best record to 55-29. Philadelphia played its third straight game without injured All-Star Bryce Harper.

“This was a big one,” Phillies manager Rob Thomson said. “We all needed it. I know they fight, I know they're resilient, I know they never quit.”

Bryan De La Cruz homered for Miami, which trails the Phillies by 25 games in the NL East.

Philadelphia went in front in the seventh. Andrew Nardi (1-1) walked the first two batters, and they advanced on Rafael Marchán’s sacrifice bunt. Nardi got Bryson Stott to fly out to shallow right field for the second out and then was relieved by Anthony Bender. Turner then sent the Phillies in front with a liner into left field that emptied the bases.

“It felt really good,” said Turner, who celebrated his 31st birthday on Sunday. “I finally got a pitch in the middle of the zone.”

Seranthony Dominguez (3-2) tossed a scoreless seventh, and Jeff Hoffman finished it for his sixth save.

The Phillies won despite making five errors.

The Marlins pounded out 11 hits, including six for extra bases. They led 6-2 after Dane Myers’ RBI double and Emmanuel Rivera’s RBI single in the top of the fifth inning.

The Phillies overcame Ranger Suárez’s worst outing of the season. The lefty entered leading the NL in ERA and tied for the most wins in baseball, but he allowed season highs for earned runs (six) and hits (nine) in just 4⅔ innings. He failed to strike out a batter for the first time in his career as a starter. Suárez’s ERA rose from 1.83 to 2.27.

“I just had a bad day,” he said through an interpreter.

Marlins manager Skip Schumaker was pleased to see the production against Suárez.

“It shows we're capable of beating not only a left-handed pitcher but one of the best pitchers in the big leagues,” he said.

Philadelphia avoided its first series loss at home since early April when it lost four of six to the Braves and Reds to start the season. Philadelphia hasn’t lost any of its 13 home series since dropping two of three to the Reds from April 1-3.

Harper and slugger Kyle Schwarber watched again after both were injured late in Thursday’s game. Both were placed on the 10-day injured list on Friday with a left hamstring strain and left groin strain, respectively. The Phillies also are missing catcher J.T. Realmuto, who is sidelined after having knee surgery.

Thomson wasn't panicking in spite of missing three key starters.

“Don’t try to do too much,” he said before the game. “I trust them and believe in them.”

TRAINER’S ROOM

Phillies: Harper, Schwarber and Realmuto continued to rehabilitate on Sunday. Harper and Schwarber could return before the All-Star break while Realmuto likely won’t be back until after the break, Thomson said. “If they’re healthy and we won’t be putting them at further risk, they’ll play,” Thomson said. “We’re not going to rush.”

Marlins: After a day off, Miami begins a six-game homestand with three games against the Red Sox. Right-hander Valente Bellozo (0-0, 0.00) makes his second career start for the Marlins in the opener on Tuesday night against Boston right-hander Kutter Crawford (3-7, 3.59).

Phillies: Philadelphia right-hander Michael Mercado (0-0, 0.00) makes his first career start on Tuesday night at the Chicago Cubs to start a six-game road trip. Right-hander Hayden Wesneski (2-4, 3.60) goes for the Cubs.

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Matchup Prediction

Phillies: 82.9%

Marlins: 17.1%

*According to ESPN's Basketball Power Index

Scoring Summary

	9th Inning	Anderson struck out swinging.
	9th Inning	J. Sánchez flied out to left.
	9th Inning	J. Sánchez hit for Myers
	9th Inning	Bruján ran for Burger
	9th Inning	Burger safe at first on throwing error by shortstop Turner.
	9th Inning	Bell flied out to right.

Statistics

MIA		PHI
1	Games Played	1
1	Team Games Played	1
0	Hit By Pitch	1
20	Ground Balls	9
6	Strikeouts	12
6	Runs Batted In	7
0	Sacrifice Hit	1
12	Hits	14
0	Stolen Bases	1
3	Walks	4
1	Catcher Interference	0
6	Runs	7
0	Ground Into Double Play	0
0	Sacrifice Flies	0
39	At Bats	38
1	Home Runs	1
0	Grand Slam Home Runs	0
17	Runners Left On Base	28
0	Triples	0
0	Game Winning RBIs	1
0	Intentional Walks	0
5	Doubles	2
13	Fly Balls	18
1	Caught Stealing	0
151	Pitches	168
0	Games Started	0
1	Pinch At Bats	1
0	Pinch Hits	0
0.0	Player Rating	0.0
1	Is Qualified	1
1	Is Qualified In Steals	1
20	Total Bases	19
43	Plate Appearances	44
162.0	Projected Home Runs	162.0
6	Extra Base Hits	3
6.7	Runs Created	8.6
.308	Batting Average	.368
.000	Pinch Hit Average	.000
.513	Slugging Percentage	.500
.256	Secondary Average	.263
.357	On Base Percentage	.442
.870	OBP Pct + SLG Pct	.942
1.5	Ground To Fly Ball Ratio	0.5
6.5	Runs Created Per 27 Outs	9.3
49.0	Batter Rating	50.0
39.0	At Bats Per Home Run	38.0
0.00	Stolen Base Percentage	1.00
3.51	Pitches Per Plate Appearance	3.82
.205	Isolated Power	.132
0.50	Walk To Strikeout Ratio	0.33
.070	Walks Per Plate Appearance	.091
-.051	Secondary Average Minus Batting Average	-.105
12.0	Runs Produced	14.0
1.0	Runs Ratio	1.0
0.6	Patience Ratio	0.6
0.3	Balls In Play Average	0.5
95.3	MLB Rating	98.8
0.0	Offensive Wins Above Replacement	0.0
0.0	Wins Above Replacement	0.0