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Alcantara Works 7 Strong Innings, Stowers Homers to Lead Marlins Past Phillies 1-0

Alcantara allowed four hits over seven scoreless innings as Miami ended Philadelphia's push and climbed back to .500.

  • On Tuesday, the Miami Marlins defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0 in Miami, with starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara allowing four hits over seven scoreless innings and first baseman Kyle Stowers hitting a 390-foot solo home run in the first inning.
  • The Marlins climbed back to.500 after snapping a franchise-record 12-game losing streak on Monday, while the Philadelphia Phillies fell to 57-51, marking their sixth loss in seven games.
  • Alcantara recorded his major league-leading 16th quality start and the 111th of his career, surpassing Ricky Nolasco for the franchise record. He struck out five and walked one.
  • Without National League home run leader Kyle Schwarber, sidelined by gastrointestinal illness, the Phillies mustered only four hits. Marlins relievers Calvin Faucher and Pete Fairbanks preserved the win, with Fairbanks earning his 14th save.
  • The teams conclude their series on Wednesday, with Phillies LHP Jesús Luzardo scheduled to start against RHP Ryan Gusto. Trade speculation surrounds Alcantara ahead of the upcoming deadline.
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Alcantara works 7 strong innings, Stowers homers to lead Marlins past Phillies 1-0

Sandy Alcantara pitched four-hit ball over seven sharp innings, Kyle Stowers homered and the Miami Marlins beat the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0.

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