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Kyle Schwarber and J.T. Phillies defeated host San Diego Padres 6-2 on Thursday, and Realmuto hit home base in five runs and six innings.
Padres' right-handed Joe Musgrove joined the series opener against the Phillies with an 8-0 record and 1.59 ERA — and he allowed hits until 41/3 innings on Thursday. did not. After that, seven of the following nine Phillies were hit.
Philadelphia scored once every five innings to draw the match, and in the sixth inning, Schwarber shot two runs and Realmuto shot three runs, finishing 12 consecutive victories in Musgrove. .. In fact, Phillies' six runs were the same number of runs that Musgrove (8-1) allowed in the last six starts.
Musgrove continued 6 innings, with 7 hits and 1 hit resulting in 1 walk.
Padres led Phillies starter Ranger Suarez 1-0 in the second inning with a home run. Ranger Suarez improved to 6-4 with 7 hits and 2 walks, keeping the Padres down to 2 runs. He hit three times in 7 1/3 innings. This is the longest outing of the season.
Realmuto took action against Musgrove in Phillies' first hit, the fifth single out. Realmuto went to second place with a wild pitch, tied the match with Odubel Herrera's single, and removed shortstop Kim Ha-seong's glove.
Bryson Stott doubled to open Phillies' 6th place and came shortly after Schwarber hit his 20th home run this season over a straight central fence. .. After Rhys Hoskins first jumped out, Bryce Harper and Nick Castellanos had back-to-back singles. After that, Realmuto hit his fourth home run this season and became a right fielder.
Musgrove's ERA has risen from 1.59 to 2.12.
Trent Grisham opened the Padres in 8th place with a single off Suarez, moved to 3rd place with Austin Nola's double, and faced relief pitcher Serantneed Minguez at Jorge Alfaro's ground out.
– Field-level media
