Tuesday figured to be Jesús Luzardo's night. Plow through the Marlins' lineup, pitch a gem, and then bolt to watch his beloved Florida Panthers capture the Stanley Cup. That was the plan for the Phillies' starting pitcher against his former team.

On offense, the Phillies had some missed opportunities. The first time through the Phillies order, Marlins starter Cal Quantrill had a perfect game going. He had retired nine consecutive Phillies before Trea Turner ended that with one swing, sending a slider 413 feet to left field for his ninth homer of the year.

Jesus Luzardo (6-3) gave up four runs and six hits in five-plus innings. The former Marlins left-hander struck out four and walked four.