Philadelphia Phillies at Miami Marlins

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Philadelphia Phillies

85-58, 38-33 Away

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Miami Marlins

54-89, 28-47 Home

Cabrera pitches 7 scoreless, Norby homers twice as Marlins beat Phillies 10-1

The 26-year-old Cabrera, who struck out six and walked one, didn’t allow a hit until Brandon Marsh singled with no outs in the sixth. He finished with three hits allowed.

“I was aware of it but didn’t focus on it,” Cabrera said in Spanish of the no-hit attempt. “You can’t let yourself get distracted by that situation. I just went out there and performed the best I could inning by inning and attacked the zone.”

Cabrera (4-6) originally was scheduled to start against Philadelphia on Friday, but was a late scratch after experiencing migraine-like symptoms.

“It was difficult and something you don’t want to experience on your pitching day,” Cabrera said. “The next day I felt much felt better and my approach was I’m going to play (Sunday). For what is left of the season, I don’t want to miss more time.”

Rookie Griffin Conine had three hits while Javier Sanoja doubled and singled for the Marlins, who won the last two of the four-game set against the NL-East leading Phillies after getting beat 16-2 on Friday. Philadelphia won the season series 7-6.

“I promise you I take it day by day so I don’t think about a couple of days ago,” Marlins manager Skip Schumaker said. “Anytime you split the series against a team that’s going to be contending for the World Series, I’ll take that any day of the week.”

Norby has six homers and 13 RBI and hit safely in 17 of 18 games since being recalled from Triple-A on Aug. 19.

“Just the work I put in every day and trusting myself in the box,” Norby said.

Bryce Harper had two hits, including an RBI single that put Philadelphia on the board in the ninth.

Miami ended the major league debut of Philadelphia starter Seth Johnson with a seven-run third. Consecutive RBI singles by Otto López, Conine and Sanoja made it 7-0. Nick Fortes chased Johnson with a run-scoring double and Norby capped the outburst with his second two-run homer against reliever Max Lazar.

The 25-year-old Johnson (0-1) allowed nine runs and eight hits in 2 1/3 innings. He spent five seasons in the minor leagues before the Phillies promoted him from Triple-A on Saturday.

“I think he was up in the hitting zone,” Phillies manager Rob Thomson said. “He might have been nervous the first couple of hitters. You can pitch up but you better pitch up-up and he wasn’t getting the ball there.”

Norby homered for the second consecutive day in the first inning to give Miami the early lead.

“Jumping on them early the last two games really helps,” Norby said. “You just keep adding on and adding on. That’s what you want. We kept the chain together and put good at-bat after good at-bat.”

The Marlins had their 69th player appear in a game this season and tied a major league record when Lake Bachar relieved Cabrera to start the eighth. Bachar struck out the side in a perfect inning. The Chicago Cubs also used 69 players in 2021.

Phillies catcher Garrett Stubbs pitched a scoreless eighth.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Phillies: Placed INF Edmundo Sosa (back spasms) on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to Saturday.

Marlins: LHP Ryan Weathers (left index finger strain) gave up four runs and six hits over 2 2/3 innings in a rehab outing with Triple-A Jacksonville on Sunday.

Phillies: LHP Cristopher Sánchez (10-9, 3.45) will start the opener of a three-game home series against Tampa Bay on Monday. LHP Jeffrey Springs (2-2, 3.27) will start for the Rays.

Marlins: Begin a three-game road series at Pittsburgh on Monday with RHP Valente Bellozo (2-2, 3.78) scheduled to start the opener. The Pirates have not announced a starter.

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Matchup Prediction

Marlins: 42.4%

Phillies: 57.6%

*According to ESPN's Basketball Power Index

Scoring Summary

	9th Inning	Clemens struck out swinging.
	9th Inning	Stott lined out to right.
	9th Inning	Stevenson flied out to right.
	9th Inning	Harper singled to center, Rojas scored, Kennedy to second.
	9th Inning	Kennedy walked, Rojas to second.
	9th Inning	Rojas ran for Schwarber

Statistics

PHI		MIA
1	Games Played	1
1	Team Games Played	1
0	Hit By Pitch	0
9	Ground Balls	13
10	Strikeouts	4
1	Runs Batted In	10
0	Sacrifice Hit	0
5	Hits	11
0	Stolen Bases	1
2	Walks	4
0	Catcher Interference	0
1	Runs	10
1	Ground Into Double Play	3
0	Sacrifice Flies	1
31	At Bats	31
0	Home Runs	2
0	Grand Slam Home Runs	0
13	Runners Left On Base	10
0	Triples	0
0	Game Winning RBIs	1
0	Intentional Walks	0
1	Doubles	2
12	Fly Balls	15
0	Caught Stealing	0
139	Pitches	128
0	Games Started	0
1	Pinch At Bats	1
0	Pinch Hits	0
0.0	Player Rating	0.0
1	Is Qualified	1
0	Is Qualified In Steals	1
6	Total Bases	19
33	Plate Appearances	36
0.0	Projected Home Runs	324.0
1	Extra Base Hits	4
0.5	Runs Created	6.8
.161	Batting Average	.355
.000	Pinch Hit Average	.000
.194	Slugging Percentage	.613
.097	Secondary Average	.419
.212	On Base Percentage	.417
.406	OBP Pct + SLG Pct	1.030
0.8	Ground To Fly Ball Ratio	0.9
0.5	Runs Created Per 27 Outs	7.7
11.0	Batter Rating	62.0
0.0	At Bats Per Home Run	15.5
0.00	Stolen Base Percentage	1.00
4.21	Pitches Per Plate Appearance	3.56
.032	Isolated Power	.258
0.20	Walk To Strikeout Ratio	1.00
.061	Walks Per Plate Appearance	.111
-.065	Secondary Average Minus Batting Average	.065
2.0	Runs Produced	20.0
1.0	Runs Ratio	1.0
0.2	Patience Ratio	0.7
0.2	Balls In Play Average	0.4
63.5	MLB Rating	104.5
0.0	Offensive Wins Above Replacement	0.0
0.0	Wins Above Replacement	0.0