Strasburg (10-0) mowed down 10 Phillies over seven innings on his way to a franchise record for consecutive victories. He also surrendered five hits, four earned runs and a walk.
The 27-year-old has now won 13 consecutive decisions, and became the first pitcher in 2016 to reach 10 victories. He endured some struggles over the first three innings, capped off by Tommy Joseph's two-run blast in the third frame that extended the Phillies' lead at the time to 4-0. However, Strasburg then retired the final 14 batters he faced following the round-tripper, and notched his fourth start with double-digit strikeouts over his last five trips to the mound. He'll look to stay perfect next Wednesday versus Jason Hammel and the Cubs.