MLB Miami MarlinsPhiladelphia Phillies  Three Things: Miami
Marlins Turn Cold In Philadelphia  Frank Victores-US PRESSWIRE
The Miami Marlins were on a bit of an offensive hot streak over
the past two games but all of that simmered down Monday night as
Kyle Kendrick and the rest of the Philadelphia Phillies shut
down the Marlins 3-1.  1. Three-run fifth inning: Marlins
starter Wade LeBlanc had one bad inning and that was one that
decided the game. He allowed a two-run homer to Domonic Brown
and during a wild pitch Jimmy Rollins would cross the plate.
LeBlanc finished with five innings pitched, three earned runs
and five strikeouts to his name while being tagged with his
fourth loss of the season.  2. Solano contributes lone run: The
Marlins tried to work their way back in the seventh inning when
Carlos Lee doubled to begin the inning. Lee would move to third
on a Greg Dobbs sacrifice fly and then score on a Donovan Solano
sac-fly. Lee’s double was one of only three Marlins hits in the
ball game.  3. Kendrick