Players behind Phillies victory over the Giants

Philadelphia scored nine runs in the initial two innings and Officer Suarez tossed six quality innings to lead the Phillies to a 14-3 win over the meeting San Francisco Monsters on Saturday.Suarez (6-0) permitted seven hits and three runs, while striking out six and strolling only one. The left-hander has surrendered only nine acquired runs in 47 innings.
Bryson Stott and Kyle Schwarber each thumped in two runs and had two hits each. Johan Rojas likewise drove in two for the Phillies, whose 14 runs were the most since their 19-4 win over the Washington Nationals last July.The Phillies broke the scoreboard in the main inning as Schwarber and J.T. Realmuto strolled, trailed by Bryce Harper’s single to stack the bases against San Francisco starter Keaton Winn.

Alec Bohm was then hit with the following pitch, bringing back the main Philadelphia run. Brandon Swamp followed with a run-scoring single. Winn got Scratch Castellanos to ground into a twofold play, however Harper scored to give the Phillies a 3-0 benefit.
Stott followed with a solitary to right field, bringing back Bohm. Edmundo Sosa then, at that point, arrived at on an infield single, pursuing Winn (3-4) from the game after only 39 pitches.
The right-hander endured only 2/3 of an inning, permitting four hits and five runs while strolling a pair.Mitch White eased Winn and was invited with Rojas’ RBI single, stretching out the Phillies’ lead to 5-0.Realmuto opened the second inning with a triple, then, at that point, scored on White’s wild pitch. The Phillies by and by stacked the bases with no one out before Castellanos drove in Philadelphia’s seventh sudden spike in demand for a defender’s decision.

Stott then thumped in one more sudden spike in demand for a solitary to right. On the following at bat, Sosa hit a RBI groundout to White, giving the Phillies a 9-0 lead.
Thairo Estrada’s run-scoring single gave San Francisco its originally run in the third. Estrada went 3-for-5.Wilmer Flores sent off his most memorable homer of the time to score Estrada and slice the Goliaths deficiency to 9-3 in the fifth.The Phils scored a couple of runs scored on Matt Chapman’s handling mistake in the 6th inning, stretching out Philadelphia’s lead to 11-3. Luke Jackson surrendered a two-run single to Schwarber, pushing the Phillies’ benefit to twofold digits.
Whit Merrifield’s subsequent grand slam of the time made it 14-3 in the seventh