Luzardo allows 12 ER, Hoskins homers twice, Phillies get blown out by Brewers
Ricky Bo questions why Rob Thomson kept Jesús Luzardo in the game for so long
Jesús Luzardo allowed 12 earned runs on Saturday, the most by a Phillies starter since 1947. The Phillies Postgame Live crew is not happy that he stayed in the game for so long.Ricky Bo questions why Rob Thomson kept Jesús Luzardo in the game for so long originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
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