 Complete the following phrase:  After Miami, the Phillies next stop was PNC Park to play the Pittsburgh Pirates. The first game, on the Fourth of July in picture-postcard holiday weather, was an 82 loss for the Phillies and their 11th in 14 games; the team never recovered from Roberto Herdez allowing four runs in the first inning. They lost 32 the next night, with the Pirates again scoring in the first inning to lead the entire game despite a late Phillies comeback attempt. The Phillies were swept the next day, losing 62 behind A. J. Burnett to Jeff Locke whom Burnett mentored the previous season and Russell Martin Burnetts former catcher. Locke allowed one earned run in eight innings, and Martin drove in two runs. The Phillies began a four-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers, who had the best record in the NL, with the third-worst record in the league. The Phillies won the first game 32, with a first-inning home run by Chase Utley and good pitching from Cole Hamels, Ken Giles and Jonathan Papelbon. The next night they overcame a 51 first-inning deficit to beat the Brewers 97, thanks to three RBIs apiece from Utley and Domonic Brown. Herdez had his best start of the season in the series third game, allowing one run in eight innings on 84 pitches unusual, since his pitch count was among the highest in the major leagues. The Phillies swept the Brewers the next afternoon; hitless in the first six innings, they scored seven runs in the eighth inning and two more in the ninth to win 91. David Bucha, allowing one solo home run in seven innings, was the winning pitcher. It was the first Phillies sweep of a four-game series since 2011, when they defeated the Cincinnati Reds in late August and early September. After the game the team called up former all-star outfielder Grady Sizemore, whom they had signed to a minor-league contract in June, as an extra bat in their final series before the 