Dietrich Homers Twice In Marlins' 6-5 Win Over Rays
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The Miami Marlins were expected to be one of the worst teams in baseball this season, and very likely at least a year or two beyond.
The Miami Marlins are heading into the All-Star Break playing some of their best baseball of the season.
One of several former Miami Marlins star players from a season ago came back to haunt his old team.
Extra innings are becoming a common theme at Marlins Park this summer.
It took a historic day at the plate for the Miami Marlins to finally get over the hump against the Washington Nationals.
Miami starter Dan Straily lasted six innings, allowing two runs on five hits as the Washington Nationals edged the Miami Marlins 3-2 on Friday night.
For the first several innings, it looked like a rare easy win for the Miami Marlins.
Jose Urena and three relievers combined on a four-hitter Wednesday afternoon, and the Miami Marlins shook off the hangover from a 16-inning loss to beat Tampa Bay 3-0.
By the 16th inning, the Tampa Bay Rays had their backup catcher pitching and the Miami Marlins had one of their pitchers pinch-hit.
As walkoff hits go, it was a little odd.
The battle for last place in the National League East provided some interesting moments this weekend.
Marlin's Sandy Alcantara allowed just one run over five innings to win his first career start as Miami beat the New York Mets 8-2 on Friday night.
The Miami Marlins couldn't stop Arizona's Zack Greinke, regardless of whether he was pitching or hitting.