Bryson Stot scored three runs in support of the Jack Wheeler’s crisp performance and Philadelphia Philips topped Pittsburg Pirates 5–2 on Saturday.
Stot and Bryas Harper had two hits for Philadelphia, which would go for a three-game sweep against Pittsburgh Ace Paul Scans on Sunday. In True Ace Fashion, the wheeler (5–1) allowed three hits on Saturday-all of the six-scorer innings attacked six out of six scorers.
Brian Reynolds hit the two -run homer in the ninth for the pirates, who have dropped four of their last five matches. The sixth home run of the Rrenalds was the only additional-base hit for Pittsburgh, ending with four hits.
Phillies scored their runs in the first four innings, initially debut in the initial frame with a tally against Carmen Mlodzinski (1-4).
Train Turner and Harper drilled a run-scoring in the right-field corner of Kylle Schwarber.
Philadelphia went down quietly in the second innings, but Stot reached 3-2 slider to move away from third. Phillies placed two more runners in the frame, but Mlodzinski retired Max Capler to avoid jams.
The hosts again pressurized Mlodzinski in the fourth, as Alek Bohm did one with one and ran third on a double by Brandon Marsh. Joy Ventz came to face Stot, who left both the runners for the plate.
Soon after, Harper gave it an RBI double to make it 5–0.
This was more than enough for the wheeler, which allowed the raynolds to reach the base twice, but then pacified the bats of visitors. In the first innings, Reynolds traveled two each before retiring on an innings grounder to the wheeler’s retired Joy Bart. Then, in the fourth, the Rrenalds made a single to open the frame, before the wheeler inspired a double play from Bart.
Mlodzinski scored four runs on seven hits in 3 1/3 innings.
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