Phillies Win, Stay Perfect Under Mattingly

0:00On May 2nd, Philadelphia Phillies scraped out a 6-5 win over the Miami-Marlins Friday night, staying perfect at 4 wins in 0 under. Interim manager Don Mattingley. Zach Wheeler dominated with 8 strikeouts across 6 innings, surrendering just one run on 3 hits. Wheeler grabbed his first victory of the year and his second star backed from shoulder surgery that sidelined him to start the season. Alec Bome and in Mundo Sosa each notched 2 hits and in RBI, powering the Philly offense early. Kyle Schwarber, sitting atop the national league with 11 home runs, struck out 5 times in a tough night at the plate. Tensions boiled over in the 9th when Marlins hit her Kyle Stowers got ejected after arguing a called third strike and manager Clayton McCullough followed him to the showers. The Philly's erupted for 5 runs in the 7th on Sosa's RBI single and Bryson Stott's 3 run homer, offer lever K Gibson, building A, 5 run lead, Miami clawed back with 3 runs

1:00laid against the bull pin but closer Brad Keller struck out 2 and sealed his first save. Brandon Marsh got hit on the elbow but X-rays came back clean so he's good to go. Philly's momentum rolls into Saturday with Andrew Painter facing Max Meyer. That wraps MLB news today, brought to you with AI.