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PHILLEIS POSTCAST: Phillies SHUTOUT by Cardinals, 2-0
Episode 1348

PHILLEIS POSTCAST: Phillies SHUTOUT by Cardinals, 2-0

The Philadelphia Phillies took their first shutout loss of the season, falling to the Cardinals, 2-0 in St. Louis Friday night. Segment 1: Just an Awful game for the Phillies bats….again. 1: They don’t produce in the newly organize lineup. 2) Bohm still struggles. 3) Nola only allowed 2 runs, but only 5 innings of work. Segment 2: Player of the Game: STL SP Andre Pallante shut down the Phillies for the Cardinals Turning Point: In the 5th inning, Nola allowed an RBI double to Pozo and walked in a run. What you’ll be talking about tomorrow: Bohm’s struggles continuing and weather or not a 3:40am arrival time in St. Louis after their 11-inning affair in Atlanta that featured a 2:45 rain delay had a carry over effect in this game.

Locked On Phillies - Daily Podcast On The Philadelphia Phillies

April 12, 202522m 32s

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Show Notes

The Philadelphia Phillies took their first shutout loss of the season, falling to the Cardinals, 2-0 in St. Louis Friday night.

 

Phillies managed just three hits in the loss and two walks as Cardinals starting Andre Pallante kept their bats quiet of 7 innings of work.  

 

Rob Thomson did what he could to try and get his offense going. Before the game he shuffled the lineup for a second time in as many days, this time moving Bryson Stott to the leadoff spot and had Bryce Harper bat third with Kyle Schwarber batting clean-up.  

 

Kyle Schwarber, Nick Castellanos and Trea Turner came up with the only Phillies hits, while Brandon Marsh and Alec Bohm extended their slumps. Marsh now 0-for-his-last-21, while Bohm is 0-for-his-last-17.  

 

Aaron Nola needed 93 pitches to get through just 5 innings of work. He allowed both runs the Cardinals scored as part of a 30-pitch 5th. He drops to 0-3 on the season.    

 

 

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