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Isaac Galloway knocked the game-winning single in the 10th inning, which scored two runs, helping the Marlins snap their six-game losing streak and 12-game road losing stretch. JT Riddle tied his career high with four RBIs to give Miami a chance to win.
Marlins lifer Isaac Galloway with the highlight of his young MLB career, driving in the game-winning runs in the 10th. Called it. I figured “Road Chen” would be uncharacteristically effective (he was!), Don Mattingly would lean on his best relievers (he did!) and the Marlins would put forth a respectable offensive performance (they did!). And yet, they thrice blew leads to make this a nail-biter, finally pulling ahead for good in the 10th inning. Final score: 7-5. Losing streak...
Marlins rookie outfielder looks to add another naughty pitcher to the “Dean’s List” after his first career homer last game.
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Today's Lineups Rafael Ortega - RF Trea Turner - SS J.T. Realmuto - C Juan Soto - LF Brian Anderson - 3B Anthony Rendon - 3B Derek Dietrich - 1B Bryce Harper - RF Starlin Castro - 2B Ryan Zimmerman - 1B Austin Dean - LF Daniel Murphy -...Max Scherzer held the Fish at bay and the Nationals bullpen did not implode against the Fish.
The Marlins got beat around by the Nats tonight. The offense was on display throughout the game for the Nats. The Fish was not able to keep up. Max Scherzer did his thing, and Dan Straily struggled some what. It was another long game for the Fish.
Dan Straily: 6 IP, 9 H, 5 ER, 0 BB, 2 K, 2 HR Max Scherzer: 6 IP, 5 H, 0, 1 BB, 7 K, 0 HRThe Nats started the offense off tonight in the second inning....
Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Urena is appealing his six-game suspension for intentionally hitting Ronald Acuna Jr. of the Braves with a pitch.
Dan Straily vs Max Scherzer
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Today's Lineups Rafael Ortega - RF Adam Eaton - RF J.T. Realmuto - C Trea Turner - SS Brian Anderson - 3B Bryce Harper - CF Derek Dietrich - 1B Anthony Rendon - 3B Starlin Castro - 2B Juan Soto - LF Austin Dean - LF Ryan Zimmerman - 1B JT Riddle - SS Daniel Murphy - 2B Magneuris Sierra - CF Matt Wieters - C Dan Straily - RHP Max Scherzer..."Always exciting to see innovative ideas like the proposed Dugout Loop to @Dodgers Stadium that could help ease congestion on our roads and make our most iconic destinations more accessible to everyone." - Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles mayor, via Twitter On Wednesday, The Boring Company, Elon Musk's infrastructure and tunnel-digging outfit, announced via Twitter its proposal to build a 3.6-mile tunnel that would connect Dodger Stadium to the L.A. neighborhoods of Los Feliz and East Hollywood....
Felt like the longest off day of the summer. Let’s finally get back to Marlins baseball.
HBP punishment and appealJosé Ureña was handed a six-game suspension by Major League Baseball on Thursday afternoon for his seemingly intentional plunking of young Braves stud Ronald Acuña Jr. The punishment also includes an undisclosed fine.
Veteran right-hander Dan Straily received a similar (five-game) suspension in June, and like Straily, Ureña is filing an appeal. The umpires decided to toss...
The Miami Marlins and José Ureña suck, but Major League Baseball might be worse.Wednesday night, Ureña hit Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña on purpose. That’s because the budding superstar couldn’t stop hitting against the Marlins. But instead of trying to do his job better, Ureña took matters into his own hands. One inning later, Acuña left the game.So Thursday afternoon, MLB sent down their punishment. Well if you can call it a punishment, that is. Ureña is getting six...
Miami Marlins pitcher José Ureña will miss one start for his actions during Wednesday’s game. Major League Baseball suspended Ureña six games for throwing at Atlanta Braves rookie Ronald Acuña Jr. José Ureña suspended six games for throwing at Ronald Acuña Jr.
Catching up with Connor Scott, Osiris Johnson, Will Banfield and Tristan Pompey, all of whom were high draft picks in June. Walter Triebel spent 15 years as an adjunct faculty member at Fairleigh Dickinson University. He has had an extensive career in business and as a textbook and reference book author. Triebel’s “Road-Tripping the South Atlantic League: A Guide to the Teams, Ballparks and Cities“ was published by McFarland in 2016. It’s available for purchase on their website as...
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Judge for yourself:#Marlins couldn't get Acuna to not hit a home run so they decided to throw it at him. pic.twitter.com/8k3ZLWkaVB
— MLB Memes (@MLBMeme) August 16, 2018I am not sure there was a game last night, and if there was, it seems to have only lasted one pitch. Braves phenom Ronald Acuña did not lead off his fourth straight game with a home run because Jose Ureña drilled the rookie with the first pitch of the game, and all hell broke...
Welcome to Three Up, Three Down: The MLB hot/cold report. Every week, we'll try our best to break down who's heating things up in the baseball world and who's stuck in the back of the refrigerator in a state of deep chill.This week…Three up Ramon Laureano makes the play of the yearEvery time we see something spectacular happen, the majority of the baseball world is quick to say that it's the play of the year and nothing is going to top it. With that being said, what A's outfielder Ramon...
Under new ownership, the team insists that it’s putting an emphasis on high-character players. Meanwhile, Ureña continues to conduct himself unprofessionally. This could have been a breakout year for José Ureña. The Marlins trusted him to deliver the very first pitch of the 2018 MLB regular season and gave him every opportunity to lead their starting rotation. In a platform year leading into arbitration eligibility, Ureña was poised to earn fame and riches as one of the faces of the...
Keith Hernandez understands and agrees with Miami Marlins pitcher José Ureña hitting Ronald Acuña with a pitch that looked to be intentional.Acuña came into Wednesday’s game between the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins on fire. He had hit home runs in five consecutive games, including three straight to lead off the game. Ureña made sure the streak didn’t reach six on his watch by hitting Acuña with the first pitch of the game. There were few who doubted Ureña's intention. ESPN...
A quick exit for Jose Urena on Wednesday created a long night for the Marlins' bullpen. The heavy workload proved costly.
Ronald Acuña Jr. entered Wednesday’s clash with a three-game streak of smacking a leadoff home run against the Miami Marlins. It didn’t happen again.On the first pitch of his at-bat, José Ureña pegged Acuña in the elbow. Unsurprisingly, the rest of the Atlanta Braves didn’t take too kindly to the fastball. The benches immediately cleared, and plenty of words were exchanged.Later, as Acuña headed to first base, the rookie outfielder tossed his shin guard toward the pitcher’s...
Well, the Miami Marlins figured out one way to make sure Ronald Acuna Jr. wouldn't hit a leadoff home run against them.Pitcher Jose Urena hit Acuna with his first of the game, leading to the benches clearing between the Marlins and Atlanta Braves on Wednesday. The umpires convened to discuss matters and decided to eject both Urena and Braves manager Brian Snitker. That was the right move since it was obvious the Marlins intentionally hit Acuna. Acuna had homered in five straight games, seven...
The message the Marlins gave to all their Minor Leaguers in Spring Training was that everyone would be starting off with a clean slate. All players, regardless of what round they were drafted in, would get a chance to prove themselves, and those who performed would be rewarded.
The hottest hitter in the Marlins farm system finally forced his way onto the active roster. On Tuesday night, the Marlins traded RHP Odrisamer Despaigne to the Los Angeles Angels for cash considerations. In 20 1?3 major league innings this season, he had a 5.31 ERA and a 1.48 WHIP. Despaigne suffered a forearm strain in late April, but continued to struggle when reactivated from the disabled list the following month, so on June 6, he was sent down to Triple-A New Orleans. The stats were...