2010 Philadelphia Phillies season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
105 August 1 @ Nationals 6-4 ( 11 ) Contreras ( 6-3 ) Balester ( 0-1 ) Lidge ( 11 ) 35,807 57-48
106 August 3 @ Marlins 6-1 Halladay ( 13-8 ) West ( 0-1 ) 19,378 58-48
107 August 4 @ Marlins 7-2 Kendrick ( 7-4 ) A. Sánchez ( 8-7 ) 21,844 59-48
108 August 5 @ Marlins 5-4 ( 10 ) Madson ( 4-1 ) Ohman ( 0-1 ) Lidge ( 12 ) 19,121 60-48
109 August 6 Mets 7-5 Durbin ( 3-1 ) Parnell ( 0-1 ) Lidge ( 13 ) 45,378 61-48
110 August 7 Mets 1-0 Santana ( 9-6 ) Hamels ( 7-8 ) Rodríguez ( 24 ) 45,194 61-49
111 August 8 Mets 6-5 Halladay ( 14-8 ) Dickey ( 7-5 ) Lidge ( 14 ) 45,402 62-49
112 August 10 Dodgers 15-9 Padilla ( 6-3 ) Kendrick ( 7-5 ) 44,881 62-50
113 August 11 Dodgers 2-0 Oswalt ( 7-13 ) Billingsley ( 9-7 ) Lidge ( 15 ) 45,144 63-50
114 August 12 Dodgers 10-9 Báez ( 3-3 ) Broxton ( 4-4 ) 44,819 64-50
115 August 13 @ Mets 1-0 Dickey ( 8-5 ) Hamels ( 7-9 ) 35,440 64-51
116 August 14 @ Mets 4-0 Halladay ( 15-8 ) Misch ( 0-1 ) 39,151 65-51
117 August 15 @ Mets 3-1 Kendrick ( 8-5 ) Pelfrey ( 11-7 ) Lidge ( 16 ) 31,345 66-51
118 August 17 Giants 9-3 Oswalt ( 8-13 ) Zito ( 8-7 ) 45,401 67-51
119 August 18 Giants 8-2 Blanton ( 5-6 ) Cain ( 9-10 ) 44,410 68-51
120 August 19 Giants 5-2 Sánchez ( 9-8 ) Hamels ( 7-10 ) Wilson ( 34 ) 45,449 68-52
121 August 20 Nationals 1-0 Halladay ( 16-8 ) Marquis ( 0-6 ) Lidge ( 17 ) 45,093 69-52
122 August 21 Nationals 8-1 Slaten ( 3-1 ) Kendrick ( 8-6 ) 45,266 69-53
123 August 22 Nationals 6-0 Oswalt ( 9-13 ) Olsen ( 3-6 ) 44,539 70-53
124 August 23 Astros 3-2 Myers ( 9-7 ) Madson ( 4-2 ) Lyon ( 7 ) 44,081 70-54
The Philadelphia Phillies' 2010 season was the 128th season in the history of the franchise. As the two-time defending National League champion - having appeared in the 2008 and 2009 World Series - the Phillies won their fourth consecutive National League East championship, and also finished with the best record in baseball. After sweeping the Cincinnati Reds in the NLDS, however, the team lost to the San Francisco Giants in the NLCS.