Outfielders lead the way in Saturday's comeback win over the Rangers, securing the Phillies another series victory.

The trio of Brandon Marsh, Harrison Bader and Max Kepler shared the outfield for the first time ever on Saturday.

Kepler laced a double that scored Bader and Marsh in the seventh inning to give the Phillies the lead for good.

For the third time in as many days, the Phillies' outfield had a different look on Saturday night -- but this one was very different.

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Brandon Marsh took full advantage of that opportunity, going 4-for-10 with two doubles, a home run, and two RBIs. He matched ...

ARLINGTON, Texas — The ball spun over third baseman Josh Jung’s raised arm, bouncing into left field in the seventh. Brandon Marsh ran to first base and removed his batting gear, his fourth time doing ...

Thomson declined to elaborate on what his plans are specifically, but he did say Bader will get the opportunity to start ...

Max Kepler — in the lineup as the right fielder, rather than Nick Castellanos — delivered the biggest blow of the game, with ...