Cristopher Sánchez led the Philadelphia Phillies to a solid 4-1 victory against the Boston Red Sox, showcasing an impressive pitching performance. The 28-year-old left-handed pitcher threw a complete game, allowing only four hits and striking out twelve batters, marking his third career complete game. The Phillies offense was ignited by home runs from Max Kepler and Kyle Schwarber, contributing significantly to the early lead. Notably, Bryce Harper's daring steal of home resulted in a balk call against Red Sox pitcher Richard Fitts, further solidifying Philadelphia's dominance during the game.

The win enhances the Phillies' record to 58-43, while the Red Sox, despite a strong start to the season, have now faltered, losing four of their last five games. This trend points to potential issues within the Boston lineup, specifically in dealing with pressure situations. The pitching matchup for the next game sees Boston's Lucas Giolito facing Philadelphia's Jesús Luzardo, a critical game for the struggling Red Sox to regain their form.