Philadelphia – – Trea Turner has successfully had four strokes, including his first time circuit at home this season, Bryce Harper dominated twice and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Seattle 12-7 Mariners on Monday evening.
Turner struck a three-point circuit off the start of Seattle Logan Gilbert (3-5) as part of a second six-point round. Turner also had two single and a double for his fifth consecutive multi -hole match. He finished with five products produced.
Harper hit Homers in consecutive sleeves. His solo shot in the sixth marked the 11th time that he had 20 circuits in one season. A round later, its two -point circuit on the second bridge made its 30th multihomer match.
JT Realmuto had three shots, including a home run, and the Phillies also obtained success from RBI from Kyle Schwarber, Max Kepler and Bryson Stott. All in all, the phillies obtained 21 strokes.
Ranger Suárez (9-6) equaled a career summit with 10 stick withdrawals to win the victory. He launched 6 2/3 rounds, granting two points on four strokes.
Mitch Garver and Cole Young provided most of the offense for Seattle. They each dominated while Garver added a single RBI. Young finished with four products produced.
Gilbert only lasted two rounds and granted six points and nine safe. The navies have lost three consecutive and five out of six games.
A time at home equally the major league record for home circuits in a season by a receiver, Cal Raleigh de Seattle went 0 for 5, withdrawing three times.
After the navy had a seventh row of four points to obtain in the three, the Phillies responded with four points, crowned by the second Home Run of Harper.
Turner’s Homer was the 1,500th success of his career.
The Mariners RHP Bryce Miller (2-5, 5.73 ERA) begins Tuesday against the Phillies LHP Cristopher Sanchez (11-4, 2.45).
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