Cristopher Sánchez continues to set a new Phillies franchise benchmark by extending his scoreless pitching streak in a win over the Padres. Multiple outlets report that Sánchez begins the game by blanking San Diego, keeping opponents from scoring across successive appearances. During a Wednesday 3–0 victory, he stretches his streak further to a length reported as 44 2/3 scoreless innings, including seven consecutive scoreless frames in the game. The Athletic also notes that Sánchez’s run surpasses a historic Phillies mark that had stood for 115 years, previously held by Grover Cleveland Alexander, who recorded a 41-inning scoreless streak in 1911. Across coverage, Sánchez’s performance is credited with maintaining a prolonged period without allowing any runs, and the streak is described as one of the most notable in team history. The records cited focus on consecutive scoreless innings while pitching for the Phillies, with sources differing slightly on the exact total reached after the most recent game.