Phillies ride Alec Bohm home runs as Orioles rally falls short in Clearwater

The Philadelphia Phillies moved to 7-12 and the Baltimore Orioles to 8-11 at BayCare Ballpark, where the Phils posted an 11-8 finish in a day game that drew 10,378.

First inning

The Phillies opened with 2 runs on 1 hit while leaving runners aboard as part of a 7 team left-on-base day.

The Orioles put 1 hit on the board in the inning but scored 0 runs.

Second inning

The Phils added 1 run despite 0 hits in the frame, supported by an on-base line that finished with 8 walks and 1 hit by pitch.

The O's collected another 1 hit but again came up with 0 runs.

Third inning

The Orioles broke through for 3 runs on 4 hits and also committed 1 error in the inning.

The Phillies were held scoreless in the third, and their offense finished the day with a .429 on-base percentage and a .515 slugging percentage.

Fifth inning

The Phillies produced the pivot with 5 runs on 5 hits in the fifth, and the lineup finished with 4 extra-base hits including 2 home runs.

Alec Bohm’s previous-game line featured 2 home runs and a 3.334 on-base plus slugging, and the club’s attack in this game turned 9 hits into 10 runs batted in.

Sixth inning

The Phillies tacked on 1 run on 2 hits, and the club ended with 4 hits in 10 at-bats with runners in scoring position.

The Orioles had 0 runs and 0 hits in the sixth, matching the Phils’ pitching stretch that included 9 total strikeouts.

Seventh inning

The Phillies pushed across 2 runs while an error contributed to a 1-error day in the field and a .972 fielding percentage.

The Birds answered with 4 runs on 2 hits, and the Phillies staff finished with an 8.00 earned run average and 1.4444 walks plus hits per inning pitched in the game.

Ninth inning

The Orioles scored 1 run on 1 hit in the ninth, and the Phils closed out the 9-inning result with Phillies post-match stats reflecting 185 pitches by the offense and 151 pitches by the pitching staff.

This Phillies vs Orioles result analysis also included a Phillies match rating marker of 16.5 at-bats per home run for the lineup and a Phillies coach post-game reaction note tied to a bullpen line that allowed 5 earned runs with a 7.105 earned run average.

The Phillies’ next broadcast will be on 03/14/2026 at 1:05 PM EDT against the New York Yankees at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Florida, with viewing on NBCS-PH+.

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