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It would have been one thing if the Phillies had simply lost last night. In four games with the Marlins, it was bound to happen once. But they didn't just lose. Oh no. They lost by being one-hit by the Marlins. And they wasted a great start by Cole Hamels to boot. How very... Phillies of them.
Today, Roy Halladay seeks to redeem himself once again after a truly terrible start. He gave up eight runs in just 3 2/3 innings against the Indians back on April 30. I really hope he doesn't do that again. The Marlins are tossing Kevin Slowey onto the mound today. Slowey is 0-2 with a 2.15 ERA, which seems to be a product of both luck and the horrible Marlins offense. The Marlins: Making mediocre pitchers look both good and bad at the same time since 2013.
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Current Series
Phillies lead the series 2-1
| Thu 05/02 | WP: Kyle Kendrick (3 - 1) LP: Alex Sanabia (2 - 4) | 7 - 2 win |
| Fri 05/03 | WP: Jonathan Pettibone (2 - 0) SV: Jonathan Papelbon LP: Ricky Nolasco (2 - 3) | 4 - 1 win |
| Sat 05/04 | WP: Jose Fernandez (1 - 2) SV: Steve Cishek LP: Cole Hamels (1 - 4) | 0 - 2 loss |
Miami Marlins Sunday, May 5, 2013, 2:35 PM EDT Kevin Slowey vs Roy Halladay Sunny. Winds blowing in from right field at 5-15 m.p.h. Game time temperature around 60.
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