On April 19, 2025, the Philadelphia Phillies edged the Miami Marlins 11-10 at Citizens Bank Park. The Phillies’ 18 hits fueled a high-scoring affair, while Miami’s six-run ninth inning fell just short. Trea Turner and Bryson Stott led Philadelphia, and Dane Myers powered Miami’s rally. Here’s a breakdown of key player stats.
Phillies’ Bats Explode
Philadelphia’s lineup racked up 18 hits. Trea Turner went 4-for-5, scoring twice with two RBIs. Bryson Stott added a 3-for-5 day, driving in three runs. Johan Rojas scored three times, going 3-for-5. Every starter contributed a hit.
Marlins’ Late Surge
Miami’s 15 hits included a six-run ninth. Dane Myers’ three-run homer sparked the rally, totaling three RBIs. Liam Hicks drove in four runs, including a two-run shot. Griffin Conine added two RBIs before a shoulder injury.
Pitching Woes Persist
Taijuan Walker allowed one run over four innings for Philadelphia. Matt Strahm earned the win, but Jordan Romano faltered, allowing six runs in the ninth. Miami’s Cal Quantrill surrendered seven runs in 3.1 innings, taking the loss.
Turner’s Hot Bat
Trea Turner’s four hits included a double and two RBIs. His speed disrupted Miami’s defense, setting up scoring chances. Turner’s performance lifted his batting average significantly.
Stott’s Clutch Hitting
Bryson Stott went 3-for-5, with a two-RBI double in the fourth. His three RBIs and two runs scored were critical in building Philadelphia’s lead. Stott exploited Quantrill’s struggles.
Myers’ Power Surge
Dane Myers’ three-run homer in the ninth cut Philadelphia’s lead. He finished with three RBIs, showcasing his power. Myers’ swing kept Miami in contention until the final out.
Hicks’ Big Day
Liam Hicks drove in four runs, including a two-run homer in the ninth. His clutch hitting nearly flipped the game. Hicks’ performance highlighted Miami’s offensive depth.
Rojas’ Speed Sparks
Johan Rojas went 3-for-5, scoring three runs. His stolen base and hustle created scoring opportunities. Rojas’ energy was a catalyst for Philadelphia’s relentless attack.
Bullpen Struggles
Philadelphia’s José Alvarado secured the save despite a shaky ninth. Miami’s Patrick Monteverde allowed four runs in his debut. Both bullpens struggled to contain the offenses.
Balanced Phillies Attack
Every Phillies starter recorded a hit, with seven players driving in runs. Their 8-for-21 mark with runners in scoring position overwhelmed Miami’s pitching staff.
Marlins’ Missed Chances
Miami left runners in scoring position early, hurting their comeback bid. Despite 15 hits, their failure to capitalize before the ninth proved costly.
Game’s Turning Point
Philadelphia’s five-run fourth inning, sparked by Stott’s double and Rojas’ speed, built a 7-1 lead. Miami’s late rally couldn’t overcome the early deficit.
Final Takeaways
The Phillies’ depth and timely hitting secured the win, with Turner and Stott leading the charge. Miami’s Myers and Hicks showed fight, but defensive lapses and pitching struggles doomed them.
