Phillies Slump in SF, Need Homestand Rebound

0:00It's April 10th. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB News, today, powered by AI. The Phillies rode into San Francisco with momentum from sweeping series against the Nationals and Rockies. Facing a three-win giant squad looked like easy pickings, but after snagging game 1-6 to 4, they crashed hard, shut out 6 to nothing in game. 2-5 to nothing in the rubber match, scoreless over 20 straight innings. That offensive drought hit Rot bottom against the Giants team that had dropped 5-6 coming in. Bryce Harper was the lone spark, slashing 5-56 over 7 games with 2 doubles, 4 walks, and half the team's 6 RBI's. But the rest of, the lineup went cold. Starters like Christopher Sanchez, Andrew Painter, and Aaron Nola couldn't eat innings, topping out at 6 from Nola while giving up 9-10 earned, runs, which crushed the bullpen early in the season. Bryson's thought slump stands out at 1-67 average through 36 ad bats, hitless

1:01in 9 chances versus San Francisco, leaving a hole at. 2nd with his backup no better. Now back at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies need this homestand to flip the script and rebuild that early fire before things spiral further.