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Hoskins flied out to center fielder Jones.

Quinn hit an infield single to shortstop, Knapp to second.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Knapp to second.

C.Hernández grounded out, pitcher Soto to first baseman Dixon, Knapp to third, Quinn to second.

Grounded out, pitcher Soto to first baseman Dixon, Knapp to third, Quinn to second.

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N.Williams homered to right on a 1-0 count.

C.Hernández doubled to center, Quinn scored.

Hoskins singled to left, C.Hernández scored, Kingery to second.

Singled to left, C.Hernández scored, Kingery to second.

Phillies fourth.  Hoskins fouled out to first baseman Dixon.  Realmuto homered to left on a 1-1 count.  Haseley grounded out, shortstop Goodrum to first baseman Dixon.  Franco lined out to third baseman Candelario.

Phillies fifth.  N.Williams homered to right on a 1-0 count.  Knapp grounded out, second baseman Beckham to first baseman Dixon.  Quinn hit an infield single to shortstop.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Zimmermann, Quinn to second.  Hernández doubled to center, Quinn scored.  Kingery walked on a full count.  Hoskins singled to left, Hernández scored, Kingery to second.  Cisnero pitching.  Realmuto struck out.  Haseley was hit by a pitch, Kingery to third, Hoskins to second.  Franco grounded out, first baseman Dixon unassisted.

 Philadelphia and Detroit meet for their second two-game set after splitting the first two games at Citizens Bank Park. In their 7-3 loss to the Phillies on May 1, the Tigers got at least one hit from every spot in the order but left 11 runners on base, tied for their second-most in any game this season.

 Despite winning their series finale against Toronto on Sunday, the Tigers enter this series having won just five of their last 31 games. That .161 win percentage is the third-lowest for a single-season 31-game stretch in franchise history.

 The Phillies' pitching staff didn't give up a home run in their three-game weekend set in Pittsburgh, making it their first series of at least three games without surrendering a longball since June 24-26, 2016, against the Giants.

 Jordan Zimmermann, scheduled to start Wednesday for the Tigers, is 0-7 with a 7.51 ERA and has given up at least six earned runs in each of his last three starts. His 12 starts to begin the season are the most in franchise history without a win.

 J.T. Realmuto hit his 20th double of the season over the weekend against the Pirates, becoming the 14th catcher in MLB history to have at least 10 home runs and 20 doubles in five or more consecutive seasons.

 Miguel Cabrera is slashing .094/.131/.125 over his last nine games with just three hits and one RBI. His .246 OPS over that stretch is the third-lowest over any nine-game span of his career and his lowest since his rookie season in 2003.

HP - Hoye, 1B - O'Nora, 2B - Bellino, 3B - Rehak

There haven't been too many pleasant surprises this season for the Detroit Tigers.
Second baseman Harold Castro has been one of the rare exceptions. Filling in for injured Josh Harrison, Castro has hit .295 in 43 games this season after spending most of the spring with Triple-A Toledo.

Tired Tigers hope to rebound after getting fill of Philly

DETROIT (AP)  The Philadelphia Phillies picked a fine time to rest Bryce Harper.
Vince Velasquez pitched impressively into the sixth inning and the Phillies beat the Detroit Tigers 4-0 Wednesday to finish a quick two-game sweep. Harper sat out, but Philadelphia didn't need much offense.

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Detroit Tigers on July 24, 2019

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