Nola was dealing early Sunday in Washington. Through three innings, he pitched one-hit, no-run ball. Perpetual Phillies killer Josh Bell took him yard for a three-run shot in the fourth though. Things spiraled from there, as Nola later allowed another homer in the sixth, a two-run bop from Nathaniel Lowe, and got the hook.

Schwarber extended the Phillies' lead to 2-0 in the seventh inning with a 444-foot moonshot off left-hander Luis Peralta, his fourth homer already this year. Schwarber has hit in six straight games to start the season,

Taijuan Walker had his best start in over a year, and Kyle Schwarber hit another homer in the Phillies' 3-1 win Thursday.