Domonic Brown smacked a bases clearing triple with two outs in the first inning to put the Phillies ahead, as they never trailed in a 6-5 win over the Orioles.
Freddy Galvis would hit a triple of his own in the second to score Ben Revere, and the Phillies would tack on two more in the fourth, as the offense showed signs of life for the first time in a few days.
Freddy Galvis would hit a triple of his own in the second to score Ben Revere, and the Phillies would tack on two more in the fourth, as the offense showed signs of life for the first time in a few days.
A.J. Burnett made the start for the Phillies, tossing four innings while allowing three runs. Burnett would allow a two-run home run with no outs in the fifth before being lifted.
Shawn Camp, Phillippe Aumont and Kevin Munson would follow Burnett with one scoreless inning apiece before Cesar Jimenez entered the game in the eighth.
Jimenez would toss a scoreless eighth before allowing Alex Gonzalez to hit a two-run home run in ninth to pull the Orioles within one. Jimenez would walk the next batter before getting Xavier Paul to pop out for the final out of the game, as the Phillies won just their third game of the spring.
Roberto Hernandez will get the start for the Phillies on Thursday, as they host the Yankees.
Notes: Cole Hamels threw a 20-pitch bullpen session Wednesday morning, his first time throwing from a mound since the first of the month. Hamels said the session went well, and he is scheduled to throw his next bullpen session Friday or Saturday. In other injury news, Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez was scratched Wednesday with a sore right shoulder.
By: Kyle Babcock
Follow us on Twitter: @BroadStBeat
Shawn Camp, Phillippe Aumont and Kevin Munson would follow Burnett with one scoreless inning apiece before Cesar Jimenez entered the game in the eighth.
Jimenez would toss a scoreless eighth before allowing Alex Gonzalez to hit a two-run home run in ninth to pull the Orioles within one. Jimenez would walk the next batter before getting Xavier Paul to pop out for the final out of the game, as the Phillies won just their third game of the spring.
Roberto Hernandez will get the start for the Phillies on Thursday, as they host the Yankees.
Notes: Cole Hamels threw a 20-pitch bullpen session Wednesday morning, his first time throwing from a mound since the first of the month. Hamels said the session went well, and he is scheduled to throw his next bullpen session Friday or Saturday. In other injury news, Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez was scratched Wednesday with a sore right shoulder.
By: Kyle Babcock
Follow us on Twitter: @BroadStBeat
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