The victory pushes the Miami Marlins record to 18-34, which puts them on pace for a 56-106 record through a 162 game campaign. Aside from a three-game slump to the Washington Nationals, they’ve now won eight-of-11 games. Here’s a few things we noticed.
Raw Power
With 39 total team home runs, the Miami Marlins still rank dead last in Major League Baseball, but with more displays of raw power possible in the future, they may threaten – for next-to-last.
Jorge Alfaro still leads the club in the category, with his eighth home run tonight.