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Philadelphia has won the season series with the Marlins each of the past seven seasons (2010-16), including a 10-9 edge last year. The Phillies are 77-53 (.592) versus Miami over that span.

The Phillies have won four straight games, including a three-game sweep of the Braves at home over the weekend. They have scored between four and six runs in eight consecutive games, and in 14 of their 18 games this season.

Miami's 25 home runs are their second most all-time through 18 games in a season, behind the 26 they hit in 2008. The Marlins have at least one home run in eight straight games, the longest active streak in the majors.

Over his last four games, Giancarlo Stanton is 9-for-17 (.529) with four home runs and seven RBI. His seven homers for the season are tied for second most in MLB (Eric Thames, Mil -- 10).

Wei-Yin Chen threw 7.0 no-hit innings in his most recent outing last Tuesday at Seattle, getting pulled for a reliever after throwing 100 pitches. It's the furthest into a game Chen has gone without allowing a hit (in 142 career starts).

Aaron Altherr has at least one hit and one run scored in each of his last seven games. He's raised his average to .364 for the season (12/33).

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HP - Barrett, 1B - Hernandez, 2B - Lentz, 3B - Tumpane

Phillies

Riding a four-game winning streak, the Philadelphia Phillies will hand the ball to a starter who still is looking for his first victory of the season to begin an inter-division series.
The Miami Marlins (10-8) come to town on Tuesday, fresh off a six-game West Coast swing that saw them go 3-3, including wins over the San Diego Padres and Saturday and Sunday to give them some positive vibes on a Monday off that both teams enjoyed.

Phillies put streak on line against Marlins

PHILADELPHIA (AP)  Nick Pivetta was set to make his big league debut. Then rain got in the way.
Philadelphia planned to start the 24-year-old right-hander on Wednesday night against the Miami Marlins. But a rainout Tuesday means Pivetta likely will make his first major league appearance Sunday at the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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