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Philadelphia Phillies snap Tigers' six-game streak with 4-2 win

On July 11, 2026, the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Detroit Tigers 4–2 in Detroit, ending Detroit’s six‑game winning streak. Starting pitcher Cristopher Sánchez worked seven innings, allowing two runs on ten hits while striking out seven batters. Bryce Harper and J. T. Realmuto each doubled, with Realmuto delivering a two‑run double that stretched the lead. Trea Turner added a sacrifice fly, and defender Derek Hill made a notable diving catch to preserve the margin.

The series was decided the following day when the Phillies rallied again in Detroit, this time winning 5–0. Zack Wheeler threw six scoreless innings, surrendering only two hits and striking out ten, earning his 10th win of the season and securing the series sweep for Philadelphia.