Philadelphia Phillies at San Francisco Giants: Final Score & Recap

The Philadelphia Phillies erased a three-run deficit and pulled away late to defeat the San Francisco Giants 6-4 at Oracle Park on April 6, 2026. San Francisco grabbed the early advantage with three runs in the third inning and added one more in the fourth, pushing the DiamondIQ model's home win probability well above its pregame estimate of 54 percent. The Phillies began their comeback in the fifth, when Bryce Harper delivered a double off Adrian Houser that shifted win probability 13.3 percent in Philadelphia's favor, cutting into the Giants' lead and setting the tone for what followed.

The Phillies completed the turnaround in the seventh inning, a frame that effectively ended the contest. Alec Bohm opened the rally with a double against Ryan Borucki, the single highest-leverage swing of the game at plus 17.8 percent win probability. Kyle Schwarber followed with a walk worth another 16.9 percent, and Harper added a single off Borucki that moved the needle a further 12.6 percent. Philadelphia scored four runs in the inning and never relinquished the lead. The DiamondIQ model's estimate of a Giants win fell to zero percent by the final out, as Luis Arraez's groundout against Jhoan Duran in the ninth, which carried a plus 11.6 percent impact for the Phillies, closed out any remaining uncertainty.

Harper led all players with a plus 21.9 percent WPA and a plus 2.0 RE24, his contributions in the fifth and seventh innings proving decisive across the full arc of the game. Justin Crawford posted a plus 15.9 percent WPA and plus 1.3 RE24, while Arraez contributed plus 13.8 percent WPA despite a minus 0.1 RE24. On the pitching side, Brad Keller was the most impactful arm for Philadelphia at plus 13.3 percent, with José Alvarado adding plus 8.8 percent out of the bullpen. The Phillies finished with 11 hits and no errors, matching San Francisco's hit total but converting those opportunities far more efficiently in the game's critical moments.