Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels allowed one run, none earned, on five hits in six innings of work in Philadelphia's 6-1 loss to the Marlins Wednesday.
Hamels only issues came in the second inning when he put runners on first and third. Jarred Cosart ground the ball back Hamels, who made a fielding error trying to get the ball to first. His error allowed Marcel Ozuna to score.
"Hamels really hung in there," manager Ryne Sandberg said after the game, per the Philadelphia Inquirer. "His stuff is really good with his velocity. . . . Some prolonged at-bats had something to do with the pitch count. But you know what? He battled through it and hung in there with just the one run. [He] gave us a chance to win."
Hamels, who added five strikeouts and three walks to his totals, now boasts a 3.75 ERA and remains 0-2 on the year in four starts. He will look for his first win of the year Monday against the Cardinals.