They couldn’t keep him quiet either of these nights, huh? (Now that headline should make sense...)

The Phillies would come back and get one in the third when Johan Rojas and Bryson Stott hit back-to-back singles, bringing up Trea Turner. Turner continued his hot hitting ways by singling in Rojas and there was something brewing. Alas, that rally was halted when Schwellenbach got Alec Bohm to fly out and Brandon Marsh to strike out.

From there, the game just felt over. Suarez somehow got out of a huge jam in the fourth when he allowed a walk and another double by Ozuna to start the inning. He struck out Sean Murphy and Adam Duvall to get the next two outs before intentionally walking Orlando Arcia to load the bases. No matter, Eli White popped out and the threat was extinguished.

However, in the fifth, Suarez allowed a single to the leadoff hitter, threw a cutter that didn’t cut to Albies and boom - 5-1.

Meanwhile, Spencer Schwellenbach was just excellent. He stifled the Phillies’ offense to almost nothing but singles, allowing a single walk and just making the game a one sided affair.

If you’re looking for one positive thing about the game, the Phillies’ bullpen was very good. Jose Ruiz, Gregory Soto and Seranthony Dominguez threw three combined innings, allowing no runs or hits, one walk and striking out five. That’s the type of thing that, down the road, might be more of an indicator than anything else that happened in the game.

These two teams will look to snatch the rubber game tomorrow afternoon.