Phillies 6, Giants 1. Sweep, complete. In the ballpark where he grew up attending games, with scores of friends and family from his nearby hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, in attendance, Black mowed through the powerful Phillies twice. He had three strikeouts by the end of the second inning, making victims of J.T. Realmuto and Bryce Harper.

The San Francisco Giants have decided to start the clock on their Top 10 pitching prospect for Monday’s game with Philadelphia.

But that didn’t stop the Phillies from clobbering San Francisco, 14-3, and extending their winning streak to four games with their 15th win in the last 18 games. They jumped on the Giants pitching staff for five runs in the first inning and four in the second.