Daily News | Phillies manage only two hits and strike out 13 times in a 4-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers
in their 4-0 victory Thursday at Citizens Bank Park. Starter Corbin Burnes did not allow a hit through his first 3⅓ innings and Christian Yelich finished his day just one triple short of the cycle. It wasn’t what you want to see in general, let alone from a team in playoff contention.
Burnes pitched through the eighth inning, allowing two hits and striking out 10. Of the 100 pitches he threw, 55 were cutters. Despite having a good idea of what was coming, the Phillies were still stumped. It was their seventh shutout loss of the season, and their first shutout loss since June 10.“He was really good,” manager Rob Thomson said of Burnes. “There’s a reason why he’s an All-Star. You’ve just got to give him credit. Curveball was good. Cutter was good. Threw strikes.
To make matters worse, Walker made a costly mistake in the third inning. After pitching back-to-back scoreless innings to start things off, he allowed a double, a walk, and hung a splitter to allow a three-run home run to Yelich. Walker settled in after that, tossing a 1-2-3 inning in the fourth, a one-hit inning in the fifth, and a one-walk inning in the sixth. He allowed a leadoff single in the seventh that eventually scored a run after Andrew Vasquez came in to relieve Walker.
Although Walker didn’t get the results he wanted, his stuff was much better on Thursday than it was in his outing against the Padres on July 15. He averaged 91.4 mph on his four-seam fastball in that game. He averaged 94 mph on it on Thursday.
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