Miami Marlins
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Otto Lopez Reaches the Break Leading MLB in Batting Average, Hits and Doubles
Otto Lopez singled in his first All-Star Game and reached the break leading the majors in batting average (.334), hits (127) and doubles (26) — with a franchise record already in hand.
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Marlins, in the Wild-Card Mix at the Break, Plan to Keep Sandy Alcantara and Add at Third Base
At 52-45 and in the wild-card mix, Miami plans to keep Sandy Alcantara (per The Athletic) and could add at third base with Isaac Paredes among the targets before August 3.
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Marlins Sit Third in NL East at 52-44 Despite Loss to Guardians
Miami dropped a quiet 4-1 game to Cleveland, but at 52-44 the Marlins remain a surprise third-place contender — and Eury Pérez keeps giving them a chance.
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Sandy Alcantara (7.0 IP, 3 ER) in Miami Marlins loss
Sandy Alcantara worked 7.0 IP · 5 H · 3 ER · 8 K · 0 BB in Miami Marlins’ 2-3 loss against Cleveland Guardians. Alcantara has struck out at least eight in two straight starts.
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Eury Pérez Pulled After Seven Perfect Innings as Marlins Hold Off Athletics 9-8
Eury Pérez retired all 21 batters he faced before being lifted at 92 pitches, and the Marlins survived a late Athletics rally to win their third straight.
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Otto Lopez HR, 3 RBI as Miami Marlins beat Athletics
Otto Lopez went 3-for-4 with a homer, three RBI, two runs scored, and one walk in Miami Marlins’ 9-8 win against Athletics.
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Heriberto Hernandez mashes 2 HR as Miami Marlins beat Athletics
Heriberto Hernandez went 3-for-4 with two homers, two RBI, two runs scored, and two walks in Miami Marlins’ 9-8 win against Athletics. It was Hernandez’s first homer since going deep against the Athletics on July 4.
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Sandy Alcantara Throws Eight Innings of One-Run Ball as Marlins Beat Athletics 7-2
Alcantara struck out eight over eight innings for his tenth win, Otto Lopez drove in three, and the Marlins stayed within a game of the NL wild-card line.
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Kyle Stowers Goes 4-for-5 With Two Home Runs as Marlins Rout Athletics 12-5
Kyle Stowers had four hits and two homers, Miami hit five home runs in all, and a six-run first inning carried the Marlins past the Athletics 12-5.
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Joe Mack homers as Miami Marlins beat Athletics
Joe Mack went 2-for-5 with a homer, one RBI, and one run scored in Miami Marlins’ 7-2 win against Athletics. It was Mack’s first homer since going deep against the Colorado Rockies on July 2.