Marlins Pitch One-Hitter in 4-0 Win Over Phillies

MIAMI — Max Meyer pitched seven innings of one-hit ball and two relievers completed the one-hitter as the Miami Marlins defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 on Saturday, snapping Philadelphia's four-game winning streak under interim manager Don Mattingly.

Meyer, in the longest start of his career, allowed just a third-inning single to Garrett Stubbs, which was immediately erased by a double play. He walked Alec Bohm in the fifth for the Phillies' only other baserunner, struck out seven and threw 83 pitches, 55 for strikes. Anthony Bender and Andrew Nardi followed with perfect eighth and ninth innings at loanDepot park.

The Marlins evened the four-game series at 1-1. They loaded the bases in the second and third innings against Phillies starter Andrew Painter. After escaping the second on a foul out and strikeout, Painter issued consecutive two-out walks to Agustin Ramirez and Connor Norby with the bases loaded in the third, plating two runs for a 2-0 lead. Xavier Edwards extended the advantage to 3-0 in the fifth with a solo home run, his second of the season, off Painter's four-seam fastball into the right-field stands.

Otto Lopez added an RBI infield single in the sixth off...