The Philadelphia Phillies’ pitching staff currently has the lowest ERA in the major leagues, posing a challenge for the offensively struggling Detroit Tigers. The Tigers will face the Phillies in a three-game series starting on Monday night.

Philadelphia’s pitching staff has maintained a 3.09 ERA over 77 games, including a recent 4-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Following a dominating 12-1 win on Saturday, Philadelphia manager Rob Thomson acknowledged the team’s potential for offensive spurts throughout the season.

Star player Bryce Harper extended his hitting streak to eight games with two hits on Sunday, contributing to the team’s overall success, as they head to Detroit with 51 wins.

Aaron Nola, one of the league’s premier pitchers, will take the mound in the series opener against the Tigers. Nola has showcased consistent quality starts in recent outings.

On the Tigers’ side, right-hander Casey Mize will take on the challenge of facing the Phillies. While Mize has struggled to secure wins this season, he remains determined to compete and improve his performance.

Despite facing setbacks due to injury, Mize looks forward to the opportunity to test his skills against the formidable Phillies lineup.

The Tigers showed signs of offensive improvement with a strong performance against the Chicago White Sox, led by rookie Colt Keith’s impressive hitting display.