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Kingery hit an infield single to shortstop, N.Williams to second.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, N.Williams to second.

Knapp bunted into fielder's choice, pitcher Peterson to third baseman Kelly, N.Williams out, Kingery to second.

Bunted into fielder's choice, pitcher Peterson to third baseman Kelly, N.Williams out, Kingery to second.

Franco flied out to center fielder Nimmo.

N.Williams singled to center, C.Hernández scored, C.Santana to third.

Singled to center, C.Hernández scored, C.Santana to third.

A.Cabrera homered to right on the first pitch.

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Hoskins singled to center, Knapp scored, C.Hernández to third.

Singled to center, Knapp scored, C.Hernández to third.

On center fielder O.Herrera's fielding error, Nimmo scored, J.Bautista to second.

A.Cabrera doubled to right, J.Bautista scored.

Franco homered to left on the first pitch.

Flores homered off the left field foul pole on a 3-1 count.

Homered off the left field foul pole on a 3-1 count.

Phillies first.  C.Hernández singled to left.  Hoskins struck out.  O.Herrera struck out.  C.Santana walked, C.Hernández to second.  N.Williams singled to center, C.Hernández scored, C.Santana to third.  Kingery grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman J.Reyes to second baseman A.Cabrera, N.Williams out.

Mets first.  Nimmo fouled out to first baseman C.Santana.  J.Bautista grounded out, third baseman Franco to first baseman C.Santana.  A.Cabrera homered to right on the first pitch.  Conforto struck out.

Phillies second.  Knapp singled to center.  Franco flied out to center fielder Nimmo.  Eflin struck out.  C.Hernández singled to center, Knapp to third.  Hoskins singled to center, Knapp scored, C.Hernández to third.  O.Herrera struck out.

Mets third.  Rosario grounded out, shortstop Kingery to first baseman C.Santana.  Wheeler struck out.  Nimmo singled to left.  J.Bautista singled to left, Nimmo to third.  On center fielder O.Herrera's fielding error, Nimmo scored, J.Bautista to second.  A.Cabrera doubled to right, J.Bautista scored.  Conforto grounded out, first baseman C.Santana to pitcher Eflin.

Phillies fourth.  Knapp struck out.  Franco homered to left on the first pitch.  Eflin struck out.  C.Hernández struck out.

Mets tenth.  Arano pitching.  Flores pinch-hitting for Peterson.  Flores homered off the left field foul pole on a 3-1 count.

The Phillies have gone 1-3 against the Mets so far in 2018, with Jeurys Familia picking up a save in all three Met victories. So far this year, Philadelphia has gone 15-17 (.469) against the National League East compared to 26-17 (.605) against the NL's other two divisions.

Philadelphia enters today's double-header winners of six of seven, and sit at 49-38 (.563). New York has split its last four games after going 2-11 over its 13 games prior. The last time these two teams played a double-header came in New York on September 24, 2011, with the Mets taking both games.

Nick Williams has posted a .556 slugging percentage in 20 games since June 14, second on the team over that span (Rhys Hoskins - .618). The Phillies have gone 15-4 (.789) when Williams picks up at least one extra-base hit, fifth-best mark in the NL (minimum 15 games with XBH).

Asdrubal Cabrera has registered eight multi-hit games in 18 starts since June 17. The Mets are 4-4 in those games, compared to 2-8 in the other 10 games. On his career, Cabrera's teams are 264-140 (.653) in his multi-hit games.

Zach Eflin has won six consecutive starts dating back to June 5. He is the first Phillies pitcher to win at least six straight since Cliff Lee won seven in a row from July 30 to September 5 in the 2011 season. If Eflin picks up his seventh straight win today, he will tie Jon Lester for the longest streak in 2018.

Zack Wheeler has gone at least 6.0 innings in 12 of his 16 starts in 2018 -- since his first start on April 11, only six NL pitchers have racked up more such starts. Prior to this year, Wheeler had only gone at least 6.0 innings in 59.1 percent of his starts (39/66).

Aaron Nola has posted a 2.15 ERA in eight starts against the NL East, picking up the win in his last five divisional outings. His five intra-division wins mean that Nola himself has won one third of his team's games against the East.

Corey Oswalt will make the first home start of his career after making two road starts. In his first outing against Miami, Oswalt lasted 2.2 innings, allowing six earned runs. He followed that up with a 4.0 inning effort in Toronto, limiting the Blue Jays to two runs.

HP - Hallion, 1B - Cuzzi, 2B - Lentz, 3B - Bellino

NEW YORK -- The last time the Philadelphia Phillies visited the New York Mets, Phillies rookie manager Gabe Kapler was in the midst of one of the worst first weeks on the job imaginable while the Mets and their rookie skipper, Mickey Callaway, were embarking upon one of the best starts ever enjoyed by a first-year manager.
A little more than three months later, things are much different for the Phillies, who are on the verge of achieving something they haven't done in seven years, and for the Mets, who are flirting with ignoble history on an almost nearly daily basis.

Surging Phillies face Mets in doubleheader

NEW YORK (AP)  Aaron Nola was an All-Star in every facet of the game Monday.
The ace right-hander allowed one hit in seven shutout innings and lashed a three-run double that sent the Philadelphia Phillies past the New York Mets 3-1 for a split of their twinight doubleheader.

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PHI	1	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0
NYM	1	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	1

Philadelphia Phillies @ New York Mets on July 9, 2018

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