The Ryne Sandberg regime is off to a forgettable start, as the Phillies were held scoreless yet again, losing to the Dodgers 5 to 0. The Phillies continue their epic downward spiral since the All Star Game, as the team appears to have lost all sense of pride and motivation.
Kyle Kendrick started the game for the Phillies, and pitched a solid game, allowing two runs, one earned, in his six inning pitched. B.J. Rosenberg and Jake Diekman followed Kendrick, each tossing a scoreless frame, while allowing no hits. Luis Garcia allowed three runs in the ninth to extend what was already an insurmountable lead for this floundering Phillies offense.
For the twelfth time this season, the Phillies offense was held scoreless. It was the second night in a row the Phillies were held scoreless as they managed only three hits all game, yet again. Dom Brown, Casper Wells and John Mayberry Jr. each accounted for one of the Phillies hits.
The Phillies will now finish their series against the scorching Dodgers on Sunday. Cole Hamels will take the mound, as he attempts to prevent the Phillies from being swept.
By: Kyle Babcock
Follow us on Twitter: @BroadStBeat
For the twelfth time this season, the Phillies offense was held scoreless. It was the second night in a row the Phillies were held scoreless as they managed only three hits all game, yet again. Dom Brown, Casper Wells and John Mayberry Jr. each accounted for one of the Phillies hits.
The Phillies will now finish their series against the scorching Dodgers on Sunday. Cole Hamels will take the mound, as he attempts to prevent the Phillies from being swept.
By: Kyle Babcock
Follow us on Twitter: @BroadStBeat
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