Jordan Romano's struggles continued as the Phillies barely held on to an 11-10 victory against the Miami Marlins. Despite Romano's confidence, hitting a blistering 99.8 mph on a fastball, he allowed six runs in a disastrous ninth inning, which saw the Marlins nearly complete a comeback. Charged with six runs in just two outs, Romano's ERA skyrocketed to 15.26 this season. Manager Rob Thomson indicated that the team would investigate whether Romano's mechanics are tipping pitches.

Romano, an All-Star closer with a solid track record of 105 saves and a 2.90 ERA with the Toronto Blue Jays, was signed by the Phillies to a one-year, $8.5 million contract after they declined to re-sign other valuable relievers. As he adjusts his mechanics, Romano remains optimistic about turning around his performance.