Final: Phillies 2, Nationals 5.

WP: Jordan Zimmermann (8-2, 1.71 ERA) LP: Kyle Kendrick (4-3, 3.29 ERA) SV: Rafael Soriano (14)

Kyle Kendrick just wasn't the pitcher tonight that we have grown accustomed to seeing throughout the season.  Tonight, he lasted just five innings, allowing five runs on eight hits and four walks.  62 of his 107 total pitches were thrown for strikes, as his command often struggled against the division rival, Washington Nationals. 

Video: Kratz Hangs On for the Out

Mike Stutes made his season debut tonight throwing in the sixth and seven innings.  He retired the batters in order in both innings, striking out two batters in the process.

Offensive-wise, the Phillies were essentially dormant.  Domonic Brown hit a RBI single in the top of the second to score Ryan Howard, and Erik Kratz hit a sacrifice fly in the top of the fifth to score Domonic Brown, and that was essentially it.  In the end, two runs on six hits proved to not be enough to secure the victory.

Rookie Jonathan Pettibone starts tomorrow evening against former Arizona Diamondback ace, Dan Haren.  With the game being nationally televised, first pitch is set for 7:15 pm ET instead of the usual 7:05 pm ET for a night east-coast game.

Game Summary after the jump.

Attendance: 28,980.

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Final: Phillies 3, Marlins 0.

WP: Cliff Lee (5-2, 2.48 ERA) LP: Kevin Slowey (1-5, 3.30 ERA)

With tonight's shutout victory over the Miami Marlins in the series finale, the Phillies have pulled within one game of the .500 mark.  Cliff Lee went the distance for his 12th career shutout of his 12-year career, his first since the 2011 season.  He allowed just three hits and two walks on 115 total pitches in his gem tonight in South Florida. Oh, he batted 2-4 by the way to raise his average to .316.

Delmon Young, like last night, kicked off scoring in the top of the fourth inning with a solo-shot to left field.  He now has three home runs and seven RBIs with the Phillies thus far this season, 91 and 488 respectively for his career.

Domonic Brown and Freddy Galvis provided a couple additional insurance runs in the top of the sixth inning, with a RBI triple and a RBI single respectively to score Delmon Young  and Brown himself.

The Phillies have off tomorrow as they head north to Washington to take on the division-rival Nationals.  The Nationals are returning to the east coast, coming off of a series with the San Francisco Giants.  Earlier today, they won in extra innings, 2-1, to improve their record to 24-23. Kyle Kendrick start, as first pitch is set for 7:05 pm ET.

Game Summary after the jump.

Attendance: 15,520.

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The MRI is scheduled tomorrow during the team's off day. Utley will be heading back to Philadelphia as the rest of his team leaves Florida to begin their weekend series with the Washington Nationals.

Reports say that alcohol was not involved in the accident. Jake was speeding, when a truck from the opposite direction slowed down to turn left. Police said Jake did not comply with the safe distance between cars.

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Final: Phillies 7, Marlins 3.

WP: Tyler Cloyd (1-0, 2.70 ERA) LP: Duane Below (0-1, 27.00 ERA)

Well, there was hardly anything to complain about tonight for the pessimistic Phillies fans that have been surfacing as of late.  Everything went as plan, well almost as Chase Utley was scratched with right side discomfort.  Tyler Cloyd threw well enough for his first win of the season as he lasted seven strong innings, allowing just two earned runs on eight hits and two walks.

Domonic Brown, Ryan Howard and Delmon Young were the center pieces of the Phils offense tonight, going a combined 6-12 with a total of seven runs batted it.  Delmon Young homered for the second time of the season in the top of the fourth inning to kick-off the scoring for both teams in tonight's action.

Cliff Lee starts tomorrow evening in the series finale as he will oppose Kevin Slowey. First-pitch set for 7:10 pm ET.  

Game Summary after the jump.

Attendance: 13,996.

Starting Pitching Summary:

The Philadelphia Phillies are dealing with injury issues.

The team has placed Mike Adams on the disabled list after dealing with back spasms, Carlos Ruiz was placed on the DL with a Grade 2 hamstring sprain, and Ryan Howard is listed as day-to-day with inflammation in his left knee.

Howard received a cortisone shot on Sunday.

Humberto Quintero was called up to be the backup catcher in Ruiz's absence. Tyler Cloyd will be recalled from Triple-A now that Ruiz is placed on the DL.

The Phillies are now dealing with their first significant injuries of the season. Will their depth be able to fill the void?

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Final: Reds 2, Phillies 3.

WP: Antonio Bastardo (2-1, 2.51 ERA LP: Aroldis Chapman (3-2, 3.32 ERA)

With the Phillies trailing 2-1 in the bottom of the ninth inning, today's game surely felt like a definite loss as Reds' phenom closer, Aroldis Chapman, stepped onto the mound.  Well, Delmon Young's lead-off walk to start the inning sort of lessened those fears.  Cliff Lee ended up pinch-running for Young, and subsequently getting picked-off, however Erik Kratz delivered by tying the game on a home run to deep left field.  Freddy Galvis then followed by doing the unthinkable, going long also to deep left field to secure the Phillies the win.

Jonathan Pettibone threw well enough for his fourth win of the season, but he received the no-decision instead.  He lasted seven strong innings, allowing just two runs (one earned) over seven hits and three walks.

Opposing starter Homer Bailey was nearly unhittable, as he threw seven shutout innings, allowing just five hits and one walk over 96 total pitches.

Catcher Carlos Ruiz left today's game early with a strained right hamstring.  First baseman Ryan Howard has a knee injury and could be out tomorrow night.

The Phillies will head down to Miami to oppose their divisional opponent, the Marlins.  Cole Hamels starts the series opener Monday night, as he will look to get his season finally on the right track with a victory.

Attendance: 41,009.

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