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Phillies Top 5: Highest-Scoring Games vs. Girardi, Yankees

By Matt Rappa

PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 02: Chase Utley #26 of the Philadelphia Phillies after hitting a home run against the New York Yankees in Game Five of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on November 2, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Phillies defeated the Yankees 8 to 6.(Photo by Rob Tringali/Sportschrome/Getty Images)
PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 02: Chase Utley #26 of the Philadelphia Phillies after hitting a home run against the New York Yankees in Game Five of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on November 2, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Phillies defeated the Yankees 8 to 6.(Photo by Rob Tringali/Sportschrome/Getty Images) /
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2: June 17, 2010: Phillies 7, Yankees 1 (Away)

June 17, 2010: Phillies 7, Yankees 1
NEW YORK – JUNE 17: Kyle Kendrick #38 of the Philadelphia Phillies delivers a pitch against the New York Yankees on June 17, 2010 at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx borough of New York City. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) /
  • Winning Pitcher: Kyle Kendrick
  • Losing Pitcher: Andy Pettitte
  • Phillies Total Hits: 10
  • Yankees Total Hits: 4
  • Phillies Total Errors: 0
  • Yankees Total Errors: 1

Opposite five-time World Series champion and eventual 2010 All-Star Andy Pettitte, the Phillies outslugged the Yankees — including a four-run ninth inning — en route to an interleague series win in a game that lasted 3 hours and 15 minutes before a crowd of 47,204.

Entering the game, the only Yankee to have previously faced the 25-year-old RHP Kyle Kendrick was first baseman Mark Teixeira (1-12). Through seven solid innings, Kendrick yielded just one run, two walks and four singles, including a RBI base knock to second baseman Robinson Cano. Right-hander Jose Contreras recorded his fifth hole, tossing 1 1/3 scoreless, while left-hander J.C. Romero recorded the final two outs on just four total pitches.

Center fielder Shane Victorino went yard with one on and two outs against the southpaw in the fifth, replacing the injured Jimmy Rollins in the leadoff position. Also, catcher Carlos Ruiz ended his 0-for-23 stretch with a pair of doubles. Every Phillies starter except second baseman Chase Utley logged a hit; Victorino and Ruiz, meanwhile logged multiple base knocks.

For the Yankees, Nos. 1 through 3 hitters, shortstop Derek Jeter, center fielder Curtis Granderson and Teixeira, went a combined 0-for-11 with one run scored, one walk and three strikeouts.

Stellar late fielding plays from third baseman Placido Polanco and right fielder Jayson Werth preserved the win, the Phillies’ first two-game streak for the first time in two weeks.

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