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Sosa hit a decisive two-run homer in the eighth inning to put Philadelphia ahead 4-3 at Dodger Stadium.
Don Mattingly pulled Brandon Marsh for Edmundo Sosa in the sixth, a decision that sparked debate.
Marsh acknowledged the decision but supported Sosa, saying the team is united in winning.
The eighth-inning rally followed a near-miss after Sosa’s sixth-inning strikeout against a lefty reliever.
The win capped a successful road trip despite limited offense, marking the Phillies' 10th straight game with four or fewer runs.
Replay ruled Pages missed home plate, but the call did not change the outcome.
Jesús Luzardo started for the Phillies, with Orion Kerkering earning the win after close involvement.
Marsh contributed earlier in the game, batting cleanup due to the Phillies lacking a right-handed option.
Marsh expressed pride in Sosa after the late homer, underscoring team unity.
The game included a highlight-reel hug between Marsh and Sosa after the go-ahead hit.

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Tanner Scott gave up an RBI single to Harper and a two-run homer to Sosa in the eighth, ending Los Angeles' tone-setter of the night.
Roki Sasaki topped 100 mph twice and logged 5 1/3 innings with three hits and one earned run for the Dodgers.
Alex Call drove in the Dodgers’ first two runs, helping them take an early lead.
Mookie Betts had three hits, helping the Dodgers' offense in a hard-fought game.
Dodgers led early, but the late bullpen collapse cost them the series-opening win.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts emphasized giving Sasaki room to grow, even as the team needed late offense.
The Phillies rallied in the eighth to erase a one-run deficit and take the lead.
Dodgers recorded 37-21 record after a late setback in the series opener.
Edmundo Sosa hit the go-ahead four-seam fastball for the Phillies in the late innings.
Roberts credited the Phillies’ lineup for making timely hits against the Dodgers late in the game.

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Sasaki allowed one run on three hits over seven innings with a 98.5 mph average fastball in a strong start for the Dodgers.
Edmundo Sosa hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth to give Philadelphia the lead.
Tanner Scott struggled in the eighth, allowing the decisive two runs after a lead was protected earlier in the game.
Dodgers bullpen faltered for the first time this series as the lead slipped away.
Mookie Betts collected three hits but the club went 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
Roki Sasaki showed renewed fastball life, touching 100 mph for the first time this year in relief of the bullpen.
Kyle Tucker remained in an 0-for-4 slump, leaving two runners on base in the early innings.
The Dodgers will attempt to salvage the series in a Sunday finale with Yamamoto facing Painter.
The Phillies benefited from a two-run homer by Edmundo Sosa in the eighth to take the lead.
Dodgers' offense failed to convert opportunities, contributing to the bullpen’s first falter in the series.

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Tanner Scott struggled to execute and the Phillies capitalized with a two-run homer in the eighth inning, turning the tide in a 4-3 Dodgers loss.
Edmundo Sosa delivered the key two-run homer off Tanner Scott in the eighth that gave Philadelphia the lead.
Roki Sasaki topped 100 mph multiple times, helping the Dodgers build an early lead before the bullpen let it slip.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Sasaki’s velocity helped, but the team needed better location and late-game execution.
Alex Call contributed early offense with a second-inning RBI and a subsequent run scored in the fourth, helping the Dodgers take an early lead.
Mookie Betts stayed productive, collecting two singles and a double as part of the Dodgers’ offensive efforts.
The Phillies improved to 30-28 as they chased a key series win at Dodger Stadium.
Roberts pulled Sasaki with runners on first and second in the sixth, hoping for a favorable matchup.
Edmundo Sosa’s home run came after Phillies capitalized on Scott’s misplaced pitch.
Dodgers maintained momentum briefly with a seventh-inning run on Andy Pages’ close-play score before the late setback.

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Phillies rally with a three-run eighth, led by Edmundo Sosa's two-run homer to beat the Dodgers 4-3 in Los Angeles.
Bryce Harper delivered an RBI single in the eighth to help seal the comeback for Philadelphia.
Alec Bohm hit a second-inning homer to put Philadelphia ahead early.
Jesus Luzardo allowed two runs in five and a third innings for the Phillies.
Orion Kerkering earned the win after pitching a scoreless eighth inning for Philadelphia.
Jhoan Duran closed the game in the ninth for the Phillies with his 12th save.
Dodgers starter Roki Sasaki gave up one run over five and a third innings.
Dodgers led 3-1 before Philadelphia's late rally.
Upcoming start: Andrew Painter for Philadelphia vs Yoshinobu Yamamoto for Los Angeles.
Phillies snapped the Dodgers' six-game winning streak with the win.
The game took place on a Saturday night in Los Angeles.

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