Phillies Complete Historic 7-Game Sweep Over Rockies

The Philadelphia Phillies completed a historic seven-game season series sweep over the Colorado Rockies with a 2-0 victory at Coors Field, marking their first-ever sweep of a season series of at least seven games. Ranger Suárez delivered a strong pitching performance, throwing 6 2/3 scoreless innings with six strikeouts and allowing six hits, improving his record to 3-0 and showcasing significant improvement following an earlier injury setback. The Phillies' offense, though quieter than in previous games, capitalized on timely hits including RBI doubles by Bryce Harper and Max Kepler, scoring both runs despite the Rockies' solid pitching by Germán Márquez. The Phillies have now won seven straight games and hold the best record in the National League, maintaining momentum with their second consecutive series sweep. Colorado continues to struggle with the worst 50-game start in modern MLB history and has been shut out seven times this season. The Phillies bullpen, including Orion Kerkering and Jordan Romano, effectively closed out the game to secure the win.