Harper Homers and has 3 strokes, Suárez bounces back in Phillies 7-1 victory over guardians

Cleveland (AP) -Bryce Harper made eighth innings of Philadelphia Homer during the six-run. Ranger Suárez allowed only three strokes over seven standings on Saturday and the Phillies defeated Cleveland Guardians 7-1 on Saturday night. Harper had his first three-hit game of the season when the Phillies improved on their trip to 4-1. His two-run to the midfield of Jacob Junis gave the Phillies a 3-0 lead and was part of a line in which eight straight fighters reached the base. Philadelphia sent 11 to the plate in the turn and collected seven hits. The 32-year-old Slugger has 998 RBIs and is two away from the 14th player in MLB history to reach 1,000 RBIs, 1,000 runs and 1,000 runs before he has 33. Nick Castellanos had the other key in the eighth with a doubles. Suárez (1-0) jumped back after allowing a seven earnings runs over 3 2/3 innings against Arizona last Sunday. The left hand, which spent the first five weeks on the injured list due to the stiffness of the lower back, knocked out five and walked one. Suárez retired 11 straight during one piece and only one Guardians runner reached the second base over the first eight innings. Cleveland averted a closing when Carlos Santana’s offering in Gabriel Arias drove in ninth place. It was the 1100th RBI of Santana’s career, which made him the sixth active player who reached that milestone. Cleveland starting batsman Tanner Bibee (3-3) retired the first ten hits of Philadelphia before in fourth place. Trea Turner came on board with a base hit, advanced to third place on Harper’s Double and recorded on Kyle Schwarber’s Bloop single. Schwarber reached the base safely in 45 straight matches, linked to Odubel Herrera for the fourth longest line in Phillies history. Mike Schmidt keeps the mark on 56 consecutive games. Philadelphia sends RHP Zack Wheeler (3-1, 3.35 era) to the hill for the final Sunday night. Cleveland goes with RHP Luis Ortiz (2-3, 5.30). ___