Alcantara struggles as Marlins fall to Phillies, get swept in series
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 1:00 AM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

On August 20, the Miami Marlins lost 4-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies, resulting in a series sweep. Sandy Alcantara was unable to perform effectively, allowing three earned runs over six innings, while Aaron Nola secured the win for Philadelphia. Javier Sanoja hit a solo home run for Miami, but the team struggled offensively, with the rest of the lineup only managing four hits. The Marlins fall to.500 at 64-64 in the playoff race, while the Phillies improve to 70-58, extending their winning streak to six games. Miami has a scheduled off day on August 21 before starting a six-game homestand.
- •Marlins drop to 64-64, maintaining.500 record.
- •Sandy Alcantara allows three earned runs in six innings.
- •Javier Sanoja hits a solo homer, his sixth of the season.
- •Phillies extend winning streak to six games with this victory.
- •Marlins begin a six-game homestand after August 21 off day.
- 1:00 AMYahoo Sports — Sanoja's Homer Wasn't Enough, Marlins Swept by the Phillies
"Sandy Alcantara didn't have it going, the Miami Marlins were swept by the Philadelphia Phillies.
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