Rafael Marchen enjoyed a large day aggressively and defensively as Philadelphia Philos visited Atlanta Braves 5–4 on Thursday in the first game of a day-night doubleheader.
Philadelphia received a domestic run from an expected source and an unexpected source, as the first Homer and 19th of Kyle Schwarber paved the way for the team’s 11th win in 12 matches.
The march was killed by a pitch to force the decisive run at the bottom of the eighth, before he would take out the possible binding run on the second basis in the ninth.
AJ Smith-Shever allegedly suffered an elbow injury and left for Atlanta in the third innings, losing for the sixth time in seven matches. Braves will try to escape from three-game sweeps on Thursday evening, when Chris Sale faced a zack wheeller in a veteran ekka matchup.
With the teams tied at 4-4, Nick Castylonos opened the bottom of the eighth innings with a single against the desbel hernandez (3–1), with his fourth hit-and Max moved to another place on the walk of Max Capler. Brandon Marsh sacrificed Johanas Rosas before walking to load the hideouts.
Hernandez then immersed the march on his front leg to force the Go-Farward run.
Close to Phillies, Jordan Romano allowed three walks and a hit in the ninth, but when Maran was trying to steal the Oji albies another, a break was caught. Later in the frame, with loaded bases, Romano called Elli White to a third strike to eliminate it.
Marchen moved the hosts for a 2–0 lead with a two-run explosion in the third innings. Philadelphia opened it in the fourth, but the Braves Center Fielder Michael Harris II looted the three-ran Homer’s Kepler.
Train Turner enhanced the lead of the Philos with a single in the fifth, but Atlanta’s Scene Murphy and Ronald Ekuna Junior made RBI single 3–2 in the sixth place.
Shwber’s seventh-inning home run raised Philadelphia’s lead to 4–2, but the visitors immediately tied it against the Matt Sthalam in the eighth. Murphy’s single homer sliced losses, and then Ekuna and Harris distributed couples continuously to make 4-4 tie.
Jose Ruiz (1-0) registered a final from eighth to win.
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