Jesús Luzardo Changes Up His Hair After Career Worst Start originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Even the best players can have an off day. That much was apparent for Jesús Luzardo on Saturday, when the Milwaukee Brewers shelled the Phillies' lefty and forced him out of the game in the fourth inning.

Babe Ruth was still alive to see the last time a Phillies starting pitcher allowed 12 or more runs in a game. The Bambino died of cancer in 1948, a year after Al Jurisich gave up 14 runs in eight innings to the New York Giants.

Luzardo walked Brice Turang, gave up a third hit in four innings to Chourio to chase home two, then an RBI single to Contreras and Hoskins’ second three-run bomb. Luzardo’s day ended with Daz Cameron’s double, eventually scoring on a Frelick single off Joe Ross.