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PHILLIES POSTCAST: Philadelphia Phillies fall to Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 as Jhoan Duran blows 1st Save
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- Jun 10, 2026
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- 1045
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Summary
The Philadelphia Phillies strike out 15 times as Jhoan Duran blows his first save and the Phils lose to the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2. Zack Wheeler came up with another solid start, this time tossing six innings of one-run baseball. He allowed six hits and now walks while striking out five and throwing 96 pitches. His only blemish, a solo homer by Jesus Sanchez in the 6th. Wheeler was matched by Dylan Cease who also went six innings allowing just one run while striking out 11. Brandon Marsh came up with a two-out double in the first that scored Trea Turner and the Phillies couldn’t crack Cease again after that. The Phillies had highs and lows in the 9th inning. The high was Bryson Stott's go-ahead RBI double in the top of the 9th, while the low was Jhoan Duran blowing his first save of the season in the bottom of the inning. Duran allowed a few seeing eye singles, then had a wild pitch that allowed the game tying run to score. Brandon Valenzuela put the nail in the coffin with a walk-off RBI single. Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments Photo Credit Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images