Overview
- The Phillies scored five runs in the second and third innings against Blue Jays starter Patrick Corbin, giving Philadelphia an early cushion in the game Monday.
- Cristopher Sánchez completed seven innings, allowed two runs, and struck out 10 while walking one in his seventh straight start of at least seven innings.
- Sánchez’s late-inning dominance included five strikeouts across the sixth and seventh innings and a 101-pitch request to face one more hitter to finish the seventh.
- Brad Keller worked a scoreless but uneasy eighth inning and Jhoan Duran closed the ninth for a save, a streak reported as 16-for-16 in save opportunities.
- The win moved the Phillies to a reported 36-30 and reinforced Sánchez’s role as a reliable workhorse who is helping the rotation eat innings and protect the bullpen.