After a furious back-and-forth contest, the Marlins went ahead to stay in the 9th just before the final curtain.

Miguel Rojas drove in both of Miami's runs in loss with RBI doubles in the 5th and 7th innings.

Marlins fall to Astros, 9-4.

Marlins defeat the Astros, 5-1

Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Jesús Aguilar sparked Miami, each launching two homers in Space City to lead the win.

Jesús Sánchez drove in three as Miami's bats came alive to help end the homestand with a sweep of Washington.

After Sandy Alcantara's 9 shutout innings, Jesús Aguilar's grounder snuck up the middle and Miami walked it off.

The Marlins launched 4 homers, with 2 of them -- a grand slam and a 2-run blast -- coming off Jazz Chisholm's bat.

Making his '22 debut, Braxton Garrett breezed through 3 innings before serving up a grand slam in the 4th.

The Marlins came back from an early 4-0 deficit to notch their first walk-off win of '22 on Jesús Sánchez's sac fly.

Richard Bleier opened for Elieser Hernandez, who allowed eight runs on four homers over 4 1/3 innings.

Sandy Alcantara completed 7 innings for the fifth straight start, striking out 8 as the Marlins blanked the Giants.

After Edward Cabrera's record changeup in a dominant G1, the Marlins lost a back-and-forth G2 in extras.

Jesus Sánchez's 496-foot homer, the longest HR of the season, in the 2nd inning was the Marlins' sole run.

Jorge Soler went yard twice, with a solo homer in the top of the first, then a two-run knock in the seventh inning.

Marlins defeat the Braves, 4-1

Jesús Aguilar hit a go-ahead two-run blast in the sixth inning, but a late rally derailed the Marlins' shot at a win.

Jorge Soler homered and the bullpen was stout, but the Marlins dropped both games in the Citrus Series.

Pablo López allowed four runs and zero walks over 7 innings in the opener of a two-game set vs. Tampa Bay.

Sandy Alcantara tossed his fourth career complete game while Brian Anderson snapped an 0-for-19 skid with runners in scoring position to boost Miami to a series finale win.

Elieser Hernandez allowed one run while striking out five in five innings, but spoiled opportunities stung Miami.

Jorge Soler's towering shot brought the Marlins within two, but they were unable to close the gap any further.

After César Hernández's leadoff triple, Jazz Chisholm Jr. responded with a triple of his own in the finale.

Jesús Sánchez clobbered his 4th home run of the year, and Miguel Rojas added 3 hits and a homer of his own.

Kyle Sielaff is back with another installment of Three Strikes and You're Out, this time with Marlins closer, Anthony Bender. Bender tells a real crazy story about a car purchase when he was younger, and the moment he had to decide between giving up baseball and continuing his pursuit of living out his dream.