Philadelphia scored five domestic runs, including Nick Castelanos and Otto Kemp, with three runs shots, so that they woke up their dull bats and won the visiting Philips 13–0 over their three-game series openers on Atlanta Braves on Friday night.
Jeet abolished the three-game losing line of Philos.
Facing the three-game sweep at the hands of Houston over the weekend, Philos scored only one run. They exploded to set their season high for the run. Philadelphia scored 11 runs in the first three innings.
Philadelphia has a 4-3 season series lead over Atlanta, which faced its second straight shutout.
Castellanos hit his ninth homer in the second innings, his 10th career homer against the brave. Omar went deep in the third innings for her first Major League Homer.
Phillies also got a pair of solo homes from Trea Turner, second place to come in the ninth innings against player Luke Williams. Kyle Schwarber added two -run homer in the second place in the National League.
The rain delayed two hours and 19 minutes due to rain. Both the early pitches were heated when Tarp was placed on the ground. Braves still used Bryas Elder, while the play turned from Mick Abel to Tanner banks when the game started.
Banks played two scorer innings and allowed two hits with two strikes. The Tajuan Walker (3-5) won with a hit, two walks and two scorer innings on a strike. Elon Rangel recalled from the Triple-e Leh Valley on Sunday, completed the last five innings and allowed six hits, a walk and four strikeouts for his first savings.
Elder (2-5) was earned in 10 runs, nine earned, two-plus innings. He allowed eight hits and four walks with two strikes and saw his era from 4.77 to 5.82.
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