Marlins rough up Phillies

<p><em></em>PHILADELPHIA - Miguel Cabrera drove in three runs with a homer and two doubles, and Josh Johnson pitched seven strong innings to lead the Florida Marlins over the Philadelphia Phillies 15-2.</p><p>Chase Utley extended his hitting streak to 32 games for Philadelphia, but Jon Lieber was roughed up in a terrible performance.</p><p>Lieber (4-8) allowed nine runs and 13 hits, including three homers, in 4 innings.</p><p>Johnson (9-5) gave up one run and five hits. The 22-year-old rookie struck out eight and lowered his NL-best ERA to 2.52.</p><p>Jeremy Hermida hit a three-run homer, and Miguel Olivo and Dan Uggla each added a two-run shot for the Marlins, who snapped a three-game losing skid.</p><p>A day after sending two-time All-Star right fielder Bobby Abreu and starting pitcher Cory Lidle to the New York Yankees for four minor league prospects, the Phillies traded left-handed reliever Rheal Cormier to Cincinnati for another minor leaguer.</p><p>The underachieving Phillies, who trail the Reds by 5 games in the NL wild-card standings, made four trades in the past week to dump salaries and restock their farm system.</p><p>One player they plan to keep in Philadelphia for a while is Utley. The All-Star second baseman was 0-for-2 against Johnson before he singled off the glove of diving second baseman Uggla. Utley's streak is the longest in the major leagues this season, and second-longest in team history.</p><p>Shortstop Jimmy Rollins has the longest Phillies streak at 38 games - the final 36 of last season and the first two this year. Ed Delahanty had a 31-game run in 1899.</p><p>Lieber completely unraveled in the fifth, allowing four runs after Mike Jacobs' fly ball fell in for a double because right fielder David Dellucci lost it in the sun.</p><p>Lieber intentionally walked Cabrera and fanned Josh Willingham for the second out, but Hermida homered to right-center to make it 8-1. Three straight singles, the last by Johnson, chased Lieber, who jogged off the mound to a chorus of boos.</p><p>Lieber won 17 games in his first season in Philadelphia, but has been a major disappointment this year.</p><p>Cabrera put Florida ahead 2-0 in the first inning with an opposite-field homer to right. Olivo made it 4-0 with another opposite-field drive in the second.</p><p><li>DIAMONDBACKS 15, CUBS 4:</p><p>Orlando Hudson hit home runs from both sides of the plate, including his first career grand slam, as visiting Arizona hit a team-record six homers.</p><p>Rookie Stephen Drew hit his first career home run, and Shawn Green, Chad Tracy and Eric Byrnes also went deep for the Diamondbacks, who had a season-high scoring total.</p><p><li>ROCKIES 4, BREWERS 2:</p><p>Aaron Cook won for the first time in a month and host Colorado found some of its missing power at the plate.</p><p>Garrett Atkins and Matt Holliday hit back-to-back homers in the third inning as the Rockies won consecutive games for the first time since a four-game sweep at Washington June 12-15.</p><p>Hudson homered left-handed with the bases loaded against Mark Prior (0-5) in the third inning, driving a 3-1 pitch just over the wall in left-center to make it 6-1. Hudson added a two-run shot from the right side in the seventh off Glendon Rusch. Drew, the No. 8 hitter, immediately followed with his homer to make it 10-3.</p><p>Brandon Webb (12-4) gave up long homer to Aramis Ramirez, giving up four runs and eight hits in seven innings. He tied Carlos Zambrano and Jason Marquis for the NL lead in victories.</p><p></p>