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The Miami Marlins blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 4–0 on May 2 at loanDepot park, with Miami's pitching staff delivering a dominant performance that limited Philadelphia to just one hit while striking out 10 batters. The Marlins' offense, though modest by volume standards, made their opportunities count with 10 hits and four runs batted in, posting a .715 OPS despite a .252 batting average. Philadelphia's lineup was completely silenced, managing only one hit and one walk across the entire game while striking out 10 times and posting a .666 OPS. Miami's pitching was particularly stingy, allowing just one hit and one walk while the Phillies' pitching staff surrendered all 10 Marlins hits and four earned runs, posting a 4.83 ERA. The Phillies' offensive futility—zero runs on a single hit—represents a stark departure from what's needed to compete in the division, signaling potential deeper issues in their approach at the plate.