Daily News | Phillies scatter 11 hits but drop series opener against Marlins, 4-3 | Analysis
MIAMI —The Phillies tallied 11 hits on Thursday but weren’t able to build much momentum, ultimately falling, 4-3, to the Marlins in the first game of a four-game series.
“He was great the first three innings,” Girardi said. “He was fantastic. He was efficient. He just in some long counts, and a long inning in the fourth.” “I got away from my fastball there in the fourth inning,” Gibson said. “That alone isn’t the issue, but when you’re not throwing strikes with your off-speed, you end up getting yourself behind. It’s kind of a two-sided issue there, yes, I got away from my fastball, which was pretty good in the first three innings, and when I did, I ended up throwing balls with the off-speed. It’s something I’m going to work on.
“I mean, you see ,” Vierling said. “But I feel like I’m having good at-bats. And I’m seeing the ball well and working counts. It’ll fall eventually. I’m just focusing on putting together good at-bats and doing what I can to help the team.”
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