The Phillies traveled to Toronto this week searching for answers. After a strong series-opening victory over the Blue Jays, they suffered a pair of losses which has them set to return to the United States with many more questions.

The Phillies offense saved a little face with five runs in the ninth inning. Johan Rojas drove in two runs with a triple to the right field corner, and then came home when Brewers pitcher Tyler Alexander forgot to cover first on an infield single from Max Kepler. Brandon Marsh hit a two-run homer to cut the deficit to 10.

Phillies starter Jesús Luzardo had an atrocious outing last time out. He was basically just as bad Thursday and the result is the worst back-to-back stat line in MLB history. On