Final Jul 18
BOS 1 +118 o7.5
CHC 4 -128 u7.5
Final Jul 18
CHW 10 +134 o8.5
PIT 1 -146 u8.5
Final Jul 18
SD 7 -141 o8.5
WAS 2 +130 u8.5
Final Jul 18
LAA 6 +178 o9.0
PHI 5 -195 u9.0
Final Jul 18
SF 0 +123 o8.5
TOR 4 -133 u8.5
Final Jul 18
CIN 8 +134 o7.5
NYM 4 -145 u7.5
Final Jul 18
ATH 6 +111 o7.5
CLE 8 -121 u7.5
Final (10) Jul 18
KC 7 -108 o7.5
MIA 8 -100 u7.5
Final Jul 18
NYY 3 +116 o8.5
ATL 7 -126 u8.5
Final Jul 18
BAL 1 +112 o9.0
TB 11 -121 u9.0
Final Jul 18
DET 0 -100 o8.5
TEX 2 -108 u8.5
Final Jul 18
MIN 4 -166 o11.0
COL 6 +152 u11.0
Final Jul 18
STL 3 -104 o8.5
AZ 7 -104 u8.5
Final Jul 18
HOU 1 +130 o7.0
SEA 6 -141 u7.0
Final Jul 18
MIL 2 +176 o8.5
LAD 0 -194 u8.5

Philadelphia @ San Diego preview

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Last Meeting ( Sep 16, 2014 ) Philadelphia 4, San Diego 5


The Philadelphia Phillies have mustered all of seven hits in the first two contests of their four-game series against the host San Diego Padres. With their offense sputtering, the visiting Phillies turn to ace Cole Hamels as he looks to continue his good fortune against his hometown team on Wedneday. The San Diego native owns an 8-2 career mark with a 2.21 ERA versus the Padres.

Alexi Amarista provided an unexpected power source with a two-run homer to highlight his three-hit performance to lead San Diego to a 5-4 triumph on Tuesday. Amarista's blast in the sixth inning came against veteran A.J. Burnett, who suffered his major league-leading 17th loss. Eric Stults looks to avoid his 17th loss when he makes the start on Wednesday.

TV: 10:10 p.m. ET, CSP (Philadelphia), Fox Sports San Diego

PITCHING MATCHUP: Phillies LH Cole Hamels (8-7, 2.51 ERA) vs. Padres LH Eric Stults (7-16, 4.49)

Hamels settled for a no-decision despite allowing one run in seven innings against Miami on Friday. The 30-year-old received the same fate after striking out a season-high 11 and scattering five hits over eight shutout innings versus San Diego on June 11. Hamels has yielded five homers in his last six games after permitting eight homers in his previous 21 contests.

Stults snapped a three-start losing skid after allowing five runs (two earned) in six innings of a 6-5 triumph over Arizona on Friday. The 34-year-old fell to 0-1 in his career versus Philadelphia after permitting four runs on eight hits in five innings in a 7-3 setback on June 12. Stults didn't yield a homer in that contest, but has seen five leave the park in his last four trips to the mound.

WALK-OFFS

1. San Diego RF Rymer Liriano had three hits Tuesday and is 5-for-10 in his last three games.

2. Philadelphia LF Domonic Brown belted a solo shot Tuesday, but is just 4-for-20 in his last seven contests.

3. The Padres are a major-league-best 30-19 in one-run games.

PREDICTION: Phillies 2, Padres 1

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