Coming into Saturday, the Marlins stood 2 games under .500. They had the opportunity to spoil the uniform number retirement day of Mets legend Keith Hernandez and clinch at least a split of the series with the NL East leaders. While the Marlins put up a good fight, it was the little things that lost them this one. Good teams find ways to win, but ultimately, this team beat themselves.
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On the very first pitch, Jon Berti sent it to the right field corner, giving the Marlins a runner in scoring position right away.