The Philadelphia Phillies handed the Detroit Tigers a 4-2 defeat Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, picking up a road victory in Detroit to close out the series.

The Phillies controlled enough of the contest to secure the win, finishing with a two-run margin that reflected a steady, if not dominant, performance away from home. Detroit, meanwhile, was unable to generate the offense necessary to overcome the deficit and dropped the decision in front of the home crowd.

Full statistical details for the contest were not immediately available, but the final score tells the story of a Philadelphia club that came into Comerica Park and did enough to walk away with the victory. The Tigers, for their part, were unable to mount a sufficient comeback, falling short by a pair of runs in the final accounting.

The loss is a setback for Detroit as the team looks to remain competitive in the American League Central, while the Phillies continue to build momentum in the National League East with a road win that adds to their win column heading into the second half of the season.