Colorado Rockies at Philadelphia Phillies: Final Score & Recap

The Philadelphia Phillies handled the Colorado Rockies decisively on May 10, 2026 at Citizens Bank Park, winning 6-0 behind a dominant pitching performance and a decisive second inning that effectively settled the outcome. The DiamondIQ model entered the game with a 61 percent home win probability for Philadelphia and watched that figure climb to 100 percent by the final out, with the second inning serving as the clear turning point.

The bottom of the second inning against Tomoyuki Sugano was where Philadelphia broke the game open, accounting for five of the team's six runs and producing the highest-leverage plays of the night. Bryce Harper's groundout in that frame added 7.2 percent in win probability, the single biggest swing of the game, reflecting how the inning was structured with runners on base and pressure mounting on Colorado. Kyle Schwarber then drove a home run off Sugano for a 3.8 percent win-probability gain, and Bryson Stott added a double worth 3.3 percent. Justin Crawford's groundout contributed an additional 3.7 percent, underscoring how thoroughly the Phillies squeezed value out of that half-inning. The Rockies' best chance to respond was extinguished in the top of the second, when Kyle Karros struck out against Cristopher Sánchez, a swing of minus-3.6 percent that helped close the door on any Colorado momentum.

Among individual performers, Harper finished as the game's top offensive contributor by WPA at plus-8.8 percent, with Crawford and Schwarber also making meaningful impacts at plus-3.4 and plus-6.4 percent respectively, the latter pairing his WPA with a plus-2.1 RE24 to rank as the most run-productive bat on the night. On the mound, Cristopher Sánchez was the story, posting a plus-13.5 percent WPA that dwarfed every other player in the game, as Colorado's offense managed only six hits and committed one error while failing to score across all nine innings.