US EditionPhillies Take on the Rangers After Marsh's 4-Hit Game
TEXAS, AUG 9 – Kyle Schwarber's 41st homer and Brandon Marsh's four hits helped the Phillies end a decade-long home losing streak against the Rangers, winning 9-1, Cristopher Sánchez earned the win.
- The Philadelphia Phillies secured a decisive 9-1 victory over the Texas Rangers on Friday evening in Arlington, powered by crucial hits and effective pitching.
- The Phillies snapped a decade-long skid on the road against the Rangers, winning in their first contest at the team’s current stadium since their last triumph in 2014 at the former Globe Life Park.
- Philadelphia’s offense featured Kyle Schwarber launching his 41st home run early in the game, Brandon Marsh contributing a solo homer in the fourth inning while going 4-for-5, and Trea Turner adding a three-run shot during the ninth inning.
- Phillies left-hander Cristopher Sánchez pitched six innings, allowing one run and striking out six batters—five with his changeup—earning his 11th win against 3 losses this season while maintaining a calm and focused approach.
- The victory was the Phillies' first at Globe Life Field since the ballpark began hosting games in 2020 and showcased their strong lineup as they embarked on their sole nine-game road trip while leading the NL East.
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Schwarber hits 41st homer and Marsh goes deep among 4 hits as Phillies beat Rangers 9-1
Kyle Schwarber hit his 41st homer in the first inning, Brandon Marsh’s four hits included a solo shot that put Philadelphia ahead for good in the fourth and the Phillies beat the Texas Rangers 9-1.
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Schwarber blasts No. 41, Brandon Marsh goes crazy as Phillies crush Rangers 9-1
The Phillies rolled into Texas and immediately ended a decade of frustration in Arlington like it was nothing. Kyle Schwarber went yard in the first, Brandon Marsh turned into Tony Gwynn with a side of power, and Trea Turner drove in five as The Fightins stomped the Rangers 9-1 to kick off their nine-game road trip. Kyle Schwarber set the tone with a 413-foot laser that clanged off the right-field foul pole for his 41st of the year, putting him …
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