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Phillies

D.Brown grounded out, shortstop Simmons to first baseman K.Johnson

C.Hernandez singled to center. Herrera to second.

Franco walked on four pitches. Hernandez to second. Herrera to third.

Walked on four pitches. Hernandez to second. Herrera to third.

Howard hit a sacrifice fly. Hernandez to third. Herrera scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly. Hernandez to third. Herrera scored.

Ruiz doubled to left. Franco scored. Hernandez scored.

Doubled to left. Franco scored. Hernandez scored.

Braves

Phillies tenth.  K.Johnson in as first baseman.  Masset pitching.  O.Herrera singled to right.  C.Hernandez singled to center, O.Herrera to second.  Franco walked on four pitches, O.Herrera to third, C.Hernandez to second.  Eveland pitching.  Howard hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Markakis, O.Herrera scored, C.Hernandez to third.  Brigham pitching.  On Brigham's wild pitch, Franco to second.  Ruiz doubled to left, C.Hernandez scored, Franco scored.  Asche grounded out, second baseman J.Peterson to first baseman K.Johnson, Ruiz to third.  Galvis singled to left, Ruiz scored.   Galvis stole second.  D.Brown grounded out, shortstop Simmons to first baseman K.Johnson.  

The only time the Phillies have faced the Braves in Atlanta this season (May 4-6), the Braves won two of the three games and scored almost double the amount of runs Philadelphia did (18-10). Atlanta recorded a .323 team batting average in the series, its second-highest batting average in a single series this season (.365 batting average in a three-game series versus the Nationals from April 27-29).

The Phillies lost to the Brewers, 8-7, in 11 innings on Thursday, Philadelphia's 54th loss of the season. Prior to this season, the last time the Phillies lost 54 or more games prior to the All-Star break was when they lost 61 games in 1997 (their most losses prior to the All-Star break in a single season since the All-Star Game was established in 1933).

The Braves beat the Nationals, 2-1, on a walkoff hit by Cameron Maybin on Thursday, his second career walkoff (also June 7, 2014 for the Padres versus the Nationals). Atlanta totaled just five hits in the win, its fourth win with five or fewer hits this season after totaling five such wins in all of 2014.

Ryan Howard has hit three home runs versus the Braves this season (all three of the home runs the Phillies have hit against Atlanta). Howard's 50 career home runs versus the Braves are the second most by any player versus any team since Howard entered the league in 2004 (David Ortiz has hit 53 home runs versus the Blue Jays over that span).

Adam Morgan got the start, pitched 5.2 innings and allowed just one run while striking out six in his MLB debut versus the Cardinals on June 21. Prior to Morgan, the last Phillies pitcher to get the start, pitch at least five innings and allow one or fewer runs while striking out six or more in his MLB debut was Cole Hamels at Cincinnati on May 12, 2006 (five innings, zero runs allowed and seven strikeouts).

Julio Teheran gave up a home run in each of his first four career appearances versus the Phillies, posting a 5.79 ERA in 18.2 innings versus Philadelphia over that span. Since then, Teheran has allowed just one home run in 30.2 innings versus Philadelphia, posting a 1.17 ERA in his four starts versus the Phillies over that span (since April 16, 2014).

HP - Johnson, 1B - Miller, 2B - Eddings, 3B - Wolf

While Shelby Miller seems to have found a place atop the Atlanta Braves' rotation, Cole Hamels could be nearing the end of his illustrious tenure with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Miller looks to bounce back from a rare rough outing for the surging Braves on Sunday at Turner Field, where Hamels will try to help the MLB-worst Phillies avoid their seventh straight defeat.

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ATLANTA (AP)  Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin though his team's hitters deserved better results. The Phillies finally broke through Sunday for a rare win.
Ryan Howard hit a tiebreaking sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the 10th inning, and Philadelphia beat the Atlanta Braves 4-0 Sunday to stop a six-game losing streak.

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Atlanta Braves on July 5, 2015

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