Yasiel Puig is truly the man of the hour as he continued to impress, with another outstanding four hit game that helped the Dodgers dominate the Philadelphia Phillies in the 6-1 victory. The Dodgers took three out of four in the series against the Phillies.

The Dodgers exploded offensively in the fourth inning as Hanley Ramirez connected on an RBI single that scored Puig for the early 1-0 lead.

Both Matt Kemp and Jerry Hairston Jr. knocked in a RBI singles that increased the over the Phillies 3-0.

Puig completed the month of June with 44 hits. He also surpassed the Dodger record for most hits by a rookie in a month, that was previously held by Steve Sax in August 1982.

Stephen Fife (3-2) was phenomenal on the mound, gave up four hits and completed five strike outs in seven scoreless innings.

“I tried to keep the ball down in the zone and was mixing in the change up and the curveball throughout the whole day. My fastball command kind of went erratic in the third, so I threw the change up and that kind of got me back on line. Then things started cruising,” said Fife.

The Dodgers continued the offensive onslaught in the eighth inning when AJ Ellis doubled deep to center that scored Kemp for the 5-0 lead.

Later Scott Van Slyke hit a single to left field, Ellis scored for the commanding 6-0 lead.

The Phillies finally appeared on the scoreboard when Jimmy Rollins knocked in Chase Utley on a single to left and yet still fell 6-1 to the Dodgers.

Phillies starter Kyle Kendrick (7-5) gave up ten hits and four runs in six innings.

Puig finished the month of June in hits behind Joe DiMaggio who had 48 hits in 1936.