The lefty has given up 20 runs in his last two starts. Could there be an easy fix for him? “Theoretically it should be, yeah,” Luzardo says.

Phillies starter Jesús Luzardo had an atrocious outing last time out. He was basically just as bad Thursday ( box score) and the result is the worst back-to-back stat line in MLB history. On May 31, Luzardo allowed 12 runs on 12 hits in 3 ⅓ innings. All 12 runs were earned.

Despite opening his Philadelphia Phillies tenure on a tear, Jesús Luzardo got shelled by the Toronto Blue Jays and saw his ERA balloon for the second start in a row.