Marlins Pitchers Dominate Phillies in One-Hitter

0:00On May 2nd, Marlon's pictures dominated the Phillies with a one-hitter and a clean Ford nothing-shut-out win. Max Meyer went a career-high seven innings striking out seven, allowing just one single and one walk on 83 pitches. Anthony Bender and Andrew Nardi closed it out with perfect frames to seal the deal. Xavier Edwards crushed a solo homer for his second of the year, while Otto Lopez and Connor Norby each grabbed two hits and drove in runs. At early two-run third, a Philly starter, Andrew Painter put Miami ahead, and Lopez added another RBI single later. This snap Philadelphia's four-game winning streak, under interim skipper Don Mattingley. Slugger Kyle Schwarber whiffed in all nine played appearances over the first two games here, extending his strikeout skid to 11 games at Lone Depot. Park. Catcher J.T. Real Muto returned from the injured list after back spasms since April 22nd, but wins 0-3. Painter took the loss. Painting up three runs and seven hits in five innings with three walks and seven strikeouts.

1:03Painter's replacement Tanner Banks led in that final run, and Outfielder Justin Crawford sat out late with migraines. Miami heads into Sunday's finale, with J.S. Luzardo on the mound against Chris Patic, writing this strong pitching momentum. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to MLB News today. AI-powered baseball coverage.