Herberto Hernandez struck a tie on the ninth round and Xavier Edwards struck in the decisive race in the 11th while the Marlins of Miami spread the host Philadelphia Phillies 6-5 Tuesday.
The Marlins opened the 11th with a single on the ground off Lou Trivino (3-2), putting runners in the corners, and Edwards followed with a sacrifice fly.
The Phillies put the third on a par with one at the bottom of the 11th before Josh Simpson (4-2) withdrew Weston Wilson and Bryson Stott to give Miami his seventh consecutive victory. The Marlins (77-80) won 11 of their last 12 games.
Kyle Schwarber and Otto Kemp dominated for Philadelphia (92-65), which fell three games from Milwaukee (95-62) for the serial of the national league qualifiers. The Brewers visited the Padres of San Diego later Tuesday evening.
Shortly after an hour and 9 -minute rain delay, Miami scored twice in his half of the 10th. Liam Hicks recorded a single green light against Orion Kerkering before visitors were added to an insurance race on the choice of a defender field.
At the end of 10th, Alec Bohm brought the hosts to a race with a single to two withdrawal against Michael Petersen. The Marlins then summoned Simpson with two withdrawals and two, and the pinch of pinching Nick Castellanos produced a simple RBI to link it.
Schwarber opened the scoring during the first round with an explosion of the second bridge in the right field – its 54th Home Run of the season.
Kemp completed a two-point shot in the second to do it 3-0. The Home Run added the insult to the injury of Miami, who lost the right defender Dane Myers to a laceration of the right knee earlier in the context.
After seven goalsless in Cristopher Sanchez, David Robertson came to present the eighth for Philadelphia. He abandoned two points, including a solo circuit by Griffin Conine, who had been released since April 19 after shoulder surgery.
In the next framework, Hernandez sent a quick ball of 100 mph from Jhoan Duran to the wall of the left field to attract even the Marlins.
The receiver of Philadelphia, JT Realmuto, was released in the ninth after taking a ball in hand, although the X -rays are negative. It was diagnosed with a bruised right index.
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