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PHILLIES POSTCAST: Philadelphia Phillies get 6-4 VICTORY, to SWEEP the San Diego Padres AGAIN!!!
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- Jun 4, 2026
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- 1027
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For the second time in as many series, the Philadelphia Phillies SWEPT the San Diego Padres, thanks to their 6-4 win Thursday afternoon. The Phillies runs came on a Bryson Stott RBI single in the 4th. Then in the 5th, Adolis Garcia smacked his 5th homer of the season and first since May 6th, 24 games ago. Later in the 5th, Padres reliever Yuki Matsui threw the ball away trying to pick off Trea Turner at first with Justin Crawford on third. Matsui’s throw went up the right field line allowing Craford to trot home from third. After the Padres FINALLY got to Zack Wheeler in the 7th inning with a two-run homer by Manny Machado, the Phillies answered in the bottom of the 7th with a three-run frame. Trea Turner recorded RBI singles and Brandon Marsh plated Turner on a fielder's choice. Wheeler’s day was done after seven innings of two-run baseball. Wheeler threw 104 pitches allowing just two hits and three walks while striking out eight. He also took a no-hit bid into the 6th inning with one out. Jose Alvarado pitched the 9th and gave up a two-run home to cap off the days scoring. Segment 1: PLAYER OF THE GAME - TURNING POINT - WHAT YOU’LL BE TALKING ABOUT Segment 2: Your Comments PHOTO Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports