Phillies Overcome Romano's Struggles, Edge Marlins 11-10

The Philadelphia Phillies narrowly defeated the Miami Marlins 11-10, surviving a dramatic six-run rally in the ninth inning sparked by reliever Jordan Romano's struggles. Romano, signed to a one-year deal after a successful stint with the Blue Jays, was charged with six runs and managed to record only two outs before being booed off the mound. José Alvarado stepped in to secure the final out and his fifth save. The Phillies’ offense powered the win with 18 hits, including strong performances from Trea Turner and Bryson Stott, who combined for seven hits and five RBIs, while Max Kepler and the bottom of the lineup contributed key doubles. Starter Taijuan Walker allowed only one run over four innings before being pulled, as manager Rob Thomson managed his workload amid long offensive innings. Despite the bullpen scare, the Phillies extended their home series unbeaten streak and maintained momentum early in the season.