Trea Turner’s recent defensive prowess came to an abrupt halt as his error cost the Philadelphia Phillies a game against the Milwaukee Brewers. After a month without a mistake, Turner misplayed a grounder that allowed the tying run to score, leading to a 5-2 defeat. The loss marked the Phillies’ fourth straight and dropped them to second place in the NL East. The game was tightly contested until the seventh inning, where poor fielding further compounded their woes. Turner had a chance to redeem himself at the plate but ended up fouling out in the ninth, which resulted in boos from the disappointed crowd. The Phillies, who had a promising run against weaker teams, now face mounting pressure to regain their winning form.