Cristopher Sánchez pitched eight sparkling innings, Kyle Schwarber hit his 38th homer and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Detroit Tigers 2-0.

Sánchez dazzled again, slicing and dicing the Tigers’ righty-heavy lineup with his sinker and signature changeup. He scattered five hits, struck out six batters, and lasted eight innings to lower his ERA to 2.40.

Will Kyle Schwarber break Ryan Howard's Philadelphia Phillies single-season home run record? It doesn't seem to be on the slugger's mind.

The Tigers held on to a big lead this time, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 7-5 on the road on Saturday afternoon.

The Phillies win 2-0 to take the series against the Tigers.

Sporting some impressive numbers and a 2.55 ERA, the lefty has been very good for the Phillies for the last three years. He got the game going by striking out Matt Vierling swinging on three pitches.

After a tough weekend in the City of Brotherly Love, the Tigers saw a little bit of an offensive outburst in their return home on Monday night. Though the team fell behind early, Detroit rallied with six runs in the middle portion of the game, including a three-run sixth inning, to grab a 6-3 victory.