Orioles Defeat Phillies 5-1, Spoil Series Sweep in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Phillies fell 5-1 to the Baltimore Orioles at Citizens Bank Park, ending their two-game winning streak in the series. Orioles' left-hander Trevor Rogers delivered a strong performance, limiting the Phillies to one run over six innings while striking out six. Ranger Suarez started for the Phillies but struggled in the fourth inning, allowing four consecutive hits including a three-run homer by Coby Mayo, which shifted the game's momentum significantly. Despite multiple scoring opportunities and base runners in every inning but the eighth, the Phillies were ineffective with runners in scoring position, going just 1-for-10. Baltimore's bullpen, including Dietrich Enns and Keegan Akin, closed out the game effectively, preserving the lead. Key Phillies hitters, including Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper, and Nick Castellanos, all struggled at the plate, contributing to the team's inability to rally against the Orioles' pitching.