The Aaron Nola pitching rollercoaster has taken the Phillies to new heights before, but Sunday's game against the Miami Marlins wasn't one of them.
MIAMI — In all of Aaron Nola’s 221 career starts before July 9, he had only given up three home runs in a game five times. In the7-3 loss to the Marlins on Sunday, Nola gave up three home runs through his first three innings. By the time he walked off the mound, after the third, he had given up six hits, five runs, four earned runs, those aforementioned three home runs, with only four strikeouts.
as it had all season. In Miami, he hung one to Marlins rookie Dane Myers, who promptly hit it to right field for his first career big league home run.Nola has a 4.39 ERA through his 19 starts in the first half of season. He’s given up 21 home runs over that span, which is more than he gave up in 32 starts last year. He now ranks first in National League in home runs allowed.“I wasn’t ahead,” he said of his outing. “I was 1-0 a lot. Curveball wasn’t consistent. I over the middle of the plate.
Matt Strahm entered in relief of Nola in the seventh inning. Strahm allowed a single, induced a groundout and a lineout, and allowed another single to score the Marlins’ sixth run. It turned out to be too much for the Phillies to overcome. Marlins starter Jesús Luzardo struck out nine through 6 1/3 innings pitched. The most damage the Phillies could do against him was a two-run home run, hit by Edmundo Sosa in the fifth.
The Marlins tacked on another run in the eighth inning, after Nick Fortes hit an RBI single off Gregory Soto to score Joey Wendle. They scored a run against Marlins reliever Dylan Floro in the ninth inning, when Bryson Stott grounded out to score Alec Bohm from third base, but pinch-hitter Darick Hall grounded out to end the game.
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