Brandon Marsh went 0-for-4 and struck out twice Tuesday against the Dodgers.

After spending May and June contending for the MLB lead in batting average, Marsh has gone 7-for-55 with one extra-base hit and one RBI in his last 15 games to fall to .290 for the year. The correction figured to come at some point, and he’ll surely bounce back. Still, it’s debatable whether he should really be starting against lefties, and the Phillies might want to add more than one outfielder at the deadline.