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The Royals crushed the Phillies 15-1 with five homers and a season-high 22 hits, while Noah Cameron shut them down for five innings. Elsewhere, the Yankees edged the Rays 5-1 thanks to Cam Schlittler’s gem and José Caballero’s two homers. The Nationals staged a wild 12-11 comeback against the Astros, fueled by James Wood’s grand slam. The Mets pulled out a dramatic 7-6 win in 10 innings, with Luis Torrens delivering the clutch two-run double. And the Brewers rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Cardinals 4-3, thanks to a four-run 7th inning and Trevor Megill’s save.

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The Phillies are one win shy of 50 and eyeing bullpen upgrades at the trade deadline—but the fix might already be in house. José Alvarado, their 31-year-old lefty, has seen his role shrink due to a rough season (6.10 ERA), but his underlying metrics tell a different story: he’s still limiting hard contact and generating swings and misses. The issue? He’s struggling to locate his cutter, letting hitters sit on his sinker. Still, he’s flashed brilliance lately, and if he can bridge the gap between his stats and results, he could be the unsung hero the Phillies desperately need—no trade required.

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