Turners 5-hit day, Schwarbers power lead Phillies to sweep of Mariners - My Bellingham Now

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Trea Turner recorded five hits and Kyle Schwarber showcased his power, leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a decisive sweep over the Seattle Mariners. The victory solidifies the Phillies' position in the playoff race while the Mariners prepare for a weekend series against the Athletics.

Trea Turner led the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners with an impressive five hits, while Kyle Schwarber's power hitting added to the team's success. This performance allowed the Phillies to complete a three-game sweep against the Mariners, enhancing their playoff aspirations. The Mariners, despite the loss, will shift their focus to an upcoming series against the Oakland Athletics. This matchup is significant for both teams as they navigate the final stretch of the season. The game occurred on August 20, 2025, in Philadelphia, showcasing a strong offensive display from the Phillies. Turner’s ability to consistently reach base proved critical in the game. Meanwhile, the Mariners will aim to regroup and find their rhythm as they return home. This season's competition intensifies, with every game impacting playoff standings.

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