Max Kepler, Brandon Marsh Homer as Phillies Win Second Game of Doubleheader with Padres
- In Wednesday's nightcap, Kepler hit a two-run homer, helping the Phillies secure a 5-1 victory over the Padres in the doubleheader.
- Kepler’s discontent with playing time last week motivated him to start his seventh straight game against right-handers, leading to his standout swing.
- Kepler's 379-foot homer off Dylan Cease, a slider into right field, underscored his power and contributed to the Phillies' 5-1 victory.
- Kepler's home run supported Sánchez’s seventh win, as he limited the Padres to one run over seven innings.
- On Thursday, the Phillies have a day off before starting a three-game series against the Reds on July Fourth.
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Padres split doubleheader in Philly, drop series
PHILADELPHIA (KYMA, KECY) - The San Diego Padres dropped their third series in the last week after falling 5-1 to the Phillies in the second game of Wednesday’s doubleheader at Citizens Bank Park. After a 6-4 win in Game 1, the Padres couldn't solve Phillies starter Cristopher Sánchez, who allowed just one run over seven innings. That one run came via Jackson Merrill’s RBI single in the fourth inning, but it wasn’t enough to keep pace. San Diego…


Phillies rally to take Game 2 of doubleheader, series from Padres
Christopher Sanchez allowed a run and five hits over seven innings and Max Kepler and Brandon Marsh homered in the host Philadelphia Phillies' 5-1 win over the San Diego Padres to split a day-night doubleheader on Wednesday.
Outfield provides the power as Phillies split doubleheader with Padres
Max Kepler hit a two-run home run in the Phillies’ 5-1 win over the Padres in game two of a doubleheader. (Madeline Ressler/Phillies Nation) PHILADELPHIA – Home runs have been hard to come by in bunches for the Phillies. The team set a season high in home runs in a game with five last Friday in Atlanta. It was the first time the Phillies hit more than three home runs in a game this season. The Phillies, who are 16th in MLB in home runs, are ho…
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