David Dahl's home run secures Phillies' victory over Brewers in Hoskins' return to Philadelphia
- Rhys Hoskins homered in his return to Philadelphia with the Milwaukee Brewers.
- David Dahl hit a crucial home run in his Philadelphia debut, helping the Phillies secure a 3-1 victory over the Brewers.
- The intense matchup highlighted the power hitters in the league and the impact of key players on the game's outcome.
Jake Rogers hit two home runs, one in the eighth inning, helping Detroit win against Texas. Detroit has won two games in a row and now has a 30-30 record. The Reds scored 13 runs, their highest this season, and have won seven of their last 10 games after a slow start. Candelario hit a home run and a double, while Stephenson hit a home run in the ninth inning. Andrew Abbott got his third win in five starts for the Reds. Brendan Rodgers hit a home run for Colorado, his second in five games after a long drought. Bregman hit his fifth home run in seven games and his ninth of the season. Diaz hit a home run for Houston. Rhys Hoskins hit a home run for Milwaukee, but David Dahl hit a home run for Philadelphia in his debut game. Zack Wheeler pitched well for the Phillies, allowing only one run, a homer by Hoskins. José Alvarado got his 10th save for the Phillies. Hoskins hit his 10th home run of the season against his former team, the Phillies. He received a warm welcome from the crowd and his former teammates. In the seventh inning, he hit a home run off Wheeler. Wilson pitched 5 2/3 innings for the Brewers, allowing three runs. The Brewers sent Robert Gasser to check his elbow after experiencing tightness. The Phillies placed Kody Clemens on the injured list due to back spasms. Cristopher Sanchez will start for the Phillies in the next game.