Phillies Recap: Pirates-1, Phillies-0

Game Recap:

Aaron Nola made his first start in a month, and pitched seven outstanding innings.  However, a hit batter in the bottom of the sixth gave Pittsburgh their only run of the game, and the Phillies could do nothing at the plate all day as they lost to the Pirates 1-0.

Phillies Recap: Nationals-6, Phillies-4

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Up 4-0 in the fifth inning, the Phillies were once again unable to hold onto a lead, and Bryce Harper's two run home run in the bottom of the ninth inning sent them away with their third straight loss.

Phillies Recap: Mariners-10, Phillies-9

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The Phillies had leads of 4-0 and 9-5 during this game, but the Seattle Mariners were able to come back once against Jerad Eickhoff and another time against the Phillies bullpen to end up with a 10-9 win tonight.  This was honestly, the most frustrating loss of the season so far for the Phillies.

Phillies Recap: Nationals-6, Phillies-2

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Ryan Zimmerman hit his 13th home run of the season, and Anthony Rendon drove in three runs to help Washington beat Vince Velasquez and the Phillies by a score of 6-2 on Saturday night.

Phillies Recap: Cubs-5, Phillies-4/13

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Zach Eflin pitched seven innings of three run baseball yesterday, but Joaquin Benoit allowed a game tying home run in the bottom of the eighth inning, and a throwing error by Freddy Galvis in the 13th allowed the Cubs to finish things with a 5-4 victory.  The loss gave the Phillies a record of 1-6 on their seven game road trip.

Phillies Recap: Cubs-8, Phillies-3

Game Recap:

Jeremy Hellickson only lasted four innings last night, as the Phillies dropped the second game of their series against the Chicago Cubs by a score of 8-3.  The outing was Hellickson's shortest of the year, and he recorded his first loss of the season as well.

Phillies Recap: Phillies-10, Cubs-2

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After an hour and a half rain delay, the Phillies jumped out to a 7-0 lead over the Chicago Cubs after two innings.  Vince Velasquez worked five innings to pick up the win, while Aaron Altherr and Tommy Joseph each drove in three runs to break the team's three game losing streak.