Phillies Win 7-6 Against Nationals in Dramatic Walk-Off

The Philadelphia Phillies pulled off a dramatic 7-6 walk-off win over the Washington Nationals, capped by Bryson Stott scoring on a wild pitch in the ninth inning. The game featured several lead changes and defensive miscues, with Johan Rojas making up for an error by tying the game with a sacrifice fly after earlier hitting his first home run of the season. Trea Turner contributed four hits, and Kyle Schwarber extended his on-base streak with a home run, while Phillies starter Zack Wheeler delivered a strong outing. The Nationals rallied in the ninth with a go-ahead three-run homer from Nathaniel Lowe, capitalizing on Phillies defensive errors, but Philadelphia responded in the bottom of the inning. Reliever José Alvarado had a key escape in the eighth, striking out three straight batters with the bases loaded to maintain a slim lead. The win marks the Phillies' third straight victory and highlights their resilience in a wild, error-filled contest.