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Phillies Nation Perfect Season: Kruk, Dykstra lead ’93 Phillies to 47th victory

Every day until Opening Day arrives, Phillies Nation will take a daily look back at a regular-season victory from that particular day in history that you can watch in full in lieu of live Phillies baseball. Think of it is as your daily Phillies watch recommendation.

June 19, 1993 – Phillies 5, Marlins 2

As over 50,000 fans packed Veterans Stadium, the Phillies were rolling on all cylinders on a humid night against the Florida Marlins. Terry Mulholland held Marlins hitters to just two runs over five innings. The left-hander worked the zone, throwing 39 strikes and only 18 balls. The Marlins would get eight hits off Mulholland, who would earn his ninth win of the season and give the Phillies their 47th win of the season. 

John Kruk was named an All-Star for the third consecutive season in 1993. (Photo By John Cordes/Icon Sportswire)

Lenny Dykstra got things rolling early for the Phillies in the first inning with a lead-off solo shot home run to right field. The home run marked Dykstra’s 11th career lead-off home run.  

The Marlins would then tie the game in the second on a single to left field by Walt Weiss which scored Benito Santiago. 

It was in the bottom of the second where the Phillies bats warmed up. Mickey Morandini, Mariano Duncan and John Kruk combined for four RBIs in the inning to extend the lead to 5-1.

Mitch Williams would pitch 1-2-3 ninth inning to earn his 20th save of the season.

Marlins Lineup 

  1. Chuck Carr, center field 
  2. Rick Renteria, second base 
  3. Jeff Conine, left field 
  4. Orestes Destrade, first base 
  5. Benito Santiago, catcher 
  6. Junior Felix, right field 
  7. Alex Arias, third base 
  8. Walt Weiss, shortstop 
  9. Jack Armstrong, pitcher 

Phillies Lineup 

  1. Lenny Dykstra, center field  
  2. Mariano Duncan, shortstop 
  3. John Kruk, first base 
  4. Darren Daulton, catcher 
  5. Jim Eisenreich, right field 
  6. Milt Thompson, left field 
  7. Kim Batiste, third base 
  8. Mickey Morandini, second base 
  9. Terry Mulholland, pitcher 

You can watch the full game by using this link. You can also watch it on your Smart TV or streaming device with the YouTube app. Just put in “June 19th, 1993 – Marlins vs Phillies” into the search bar and click on the video. 

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