San Francisco Giants vs Philadelphia Phillies

MLB
Giants
13-6
4-6
Final
Citizens Bank Park
TV: MLB.TV
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Who won: Phillies 6-4

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 6-4 on Thursday, April 17, 2025 at Citizens Bank Park. The series is tied 2-2. The Phillies outscored the Giants 5-1 in the 1st inning. Kyle Schwarber went 2-for-3 with 2 RBI for the Phillies. Matt Chapman went 2-for-4 with a home run and 3 RBI for the Giants.

Win probability

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Play by play

  1. Top 9th

    Koss grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, Lee out at second.

  2. Top 9th

    Lee reached on infield single to second.

  3. Top 9th

    Lee hit for Huff

  4. Top 9th

    Flores grounded out to shortstop.

  5. Top 9th

    Flores hit for Yastrzemski

  6. HOME RUNTop 9th

    Solo homer! 381 ft to left center

    Tyler Fitzgerald

    Fitzgerald homered to left center (381 feet).

    SF 4 - 6 PHI
  7. Top 9th

    Schmitt lined out to left.

  8. Top 9th

    Alvarado relieved Kerkering

  9. Top of the 9th inning
  10. Bot 8th

    Realmuto struck out swinging.

  11. Bot 8th

    Rogers relieved Miller

  12. Bot 8th

    Kepler struck out swinging.

  13. RUN SCORESBot 8th

    Hit sacrifice fly to right, Harper scored

    Edmundo Sosa

    Sosa hit sacrifice fly to right, Harper scored, Schwarber to third.

    SF 3 - 6 PHI
  14. Bot 8th

    Schwarber to second on wild pitch by Miller, Harper to third on wild pitch by Miller.

  15. Bot 8th

    Schwarber walked.

  16. Bot 8th

    Harper to second on passed ball by Huff.

  17. Bot 8th

    Harper walked.

  18. Bot 8th

    Miller relieved Hicks

  19. Bottom of the 8th inning
  20. Top 8th

    Chapman grounded out to third.

  21. Top 8th

    Ramos struck out swinging.

  22. Top 8th

    Adames struck out swinging.

  23. Top 8th

    Kerkering relieved Sánchez

  24. Top of the 8th inning
  25. Bot 7th

    Turner grounded into double play, second to first, Stott out at second.