Major League Baseball
Atlanta Braves
2
Philadelphia Phillies
5
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATL | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| PHI | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 5 |
Cesar Hernandez, Aaron Altherr and Odubel Herrera hit consecutive homers in the eighth, Zach Eflin threw seven sharp innings and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Atlanta Braves 5-2 on Sunday.
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/7/26 | vs Los Angeles Dodgers | L 1-4 | MLB |
| 10/6/26 | vs Los Angeles Dodgers | L 1-3 | MLB |
| 10/4/26 | @ Los Angeles Dodgers | W 3-2 | MLB |
| 10/3/26 | @ Los Angeles Dodgers | L 3-5 | MLB |
| 10/1/26 | vs Philadelphia Phillies | W 6-2 | MLB |
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Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Kemp singled to left center, Freeman scored.
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Herrera homered to center (400 feet).
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Altherr homered to center (416 feet).
Hernández homered to right (357 feet), Saunders scored.
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Galvis singled to right, Nava scored, Stassi to second.
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 9: foul
Pitch 8: foul
Pitch 7: foul
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Kemp homered to right (362 feet).
Pitch 8: foul
Pitch 7: foul
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: in play
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 5: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 5: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 5: foul
Middle of the 9th
Flowers grounded out to shortstop.
Pitch 4: in play
Pitch 3: strike 2 (swinging)
Pitch 2: ball 1
Pitch 1: strike 1 (looking)
Flowers batting
Flowers hit for Krol.
Swanson flied out to center.
Pitch 1: in play
Swanson batting
Peterson walked, Kemp to third, Markakis to second.
Pitch 7: ball 4
Pitch 6: ball 3
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (looking)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: ball 2
Pitch 1: ball 1
Peterson batting
A. García struck out swinging.
Pitch 3: strike 3 (swinging)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
A. García batting
A. García hit for Suzuki.
Markakis singled to left, Kemp to second.
Pitch 3: in play
Pitch 2: strike 2 (looking)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
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PHI wins series 3-0
Cesar Hernandez2B15
Aaron AltherrRF23
Odubel HerreraCF37
Maikel Franco3B7
Daniel NavaLF25
Brock Stassi1B81
Freddy GalvisSS8
Andrew KnappC34
Zach EflinP24
Pat NeshekP93
Joely RodriguezP56
Michael SaundersPH25
Hector NerisP51
Ender InciarteCF22
Brandon Phillips2B0
Freddie Freeman1B5
Matt KempLF25
Nick MarkakisRF22
Kurt SuzukiC24
Jace Peterson3B6
Dansby SwansonSS7
Mike FoltynewiczP20
Adonis GarciaPH13
Emilio BonifacioPH27
Arodys VizcainoP68
Ian KrolP63
Tyler FlowersPH25
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