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Hendrickson shelled, Hanely injured, Marlins lose division lead, Alex Carver’s head explodes 
Marlins Today | by Alex Carver | Sat, May 31
After the 1st inning, Friday night’s battle for first place in the NL East wasn’t much of a battle at all. While Brett Meyers struck out 11 and only allowed 4 more Marlins to reach base, Mark Hendrickson gave up 10 earned runs and the Phillies pulverized the Marlins, 11-3.
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