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Christian Yelich GAME # 81 HOME GAME # 38 (13-24) TODAY’S BROADCASTS MIAMI MARLINS (34-46) * ^ RHP Tom Koehler (6-4, 3.66) FS Florida/ESPN 2 WINZ WAQI at TOMORROW’S GAME INFO CHICAGO CUBS (42-35) START TIME (ET) - 7:15 P.M. EDT RHP Jason Hammel (5-3, 2.92) MIAMI STARTER CHICAGO-NL STARTER RHP Jarred Cosart RHP Donn Roach WRIGLEY FIELD, CHICAGO, IL (1-3, 4.12) (0-1, 10.80) Friday, July 3, 2015 – 2:20 P.M. EDT TOMORROW’S BROADCAST INFO * ^ FOX WINZ WAQI * - English Flagship (940AM) ^ - Spanish Flagship (710AM) FISH BITES The Marlins open a five-game road trip today with the first of three at Wrigley Field against the Cubs at 2:20 p.m. EDT. OPPONENT INFO Right-hander Tom Koehler (6-4, 3.66) will climb the bump for the Marlins; he is 0-0, 4.76 (11.1 ip/ 6 er) in three career ap- pearances (two starts) against Chicago. The Cubs will call on righty Jason Hammel (5-3, 2.92), who is 2-3, 4.33 (43.2/21) MARLINS VS. CUBS in nine career appearances (seven starts) against the Fish. After this holiday weekend set in the Windy City, Miami will DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND have an off-day Monday before a two-game set against the Red Sox in Boston (July 7-8). Miami is coming off a nine- 6/1 MIA L,1-5 20,964 game homestand (4-5) against the Cardinals (0-3), Dodgers (1-2), and Giants (3-0). 6/2 MIA W,5-2 23,789 6/3 MIA W,7-3 22,962 VS. THE CUBS 7/3 CHC 2:20 Miami begins a three-game holiday-weekend set at Wrigley Field against the Cubs today. The Marlins are 2-1 against 7/4 CHC 7:15 the Cubbies this season, having won a three-game series in South Florida from June 1-3. Miami holds a slim 88-87 lead 7/5 CHC TBD in the all-time series, while the Clubs are deadlocked, 45-45, at Wrigley Field, where the Fish have gone 9-7 since 2010. All Times Eastern YESTERDAY SERIES INFO The Marlins concluded a nine-game homestand by completing a three-game sweep of the Giants with a 5-4 victory. 2015 at Home 2 1 Jose Fernandez made a successful return from the disabled list, earning the win in his first game since May 9 of last sea- 2015 on Road 0 0 son. He tossed 6.0 innings, allowing three runs on seven hits (one home run), with six strikeouts. Trailing 3-1 in the bottom 2014 Series 2 4 of the fifth, Fernandez also sparked the offense with a lead-off home run. Later in the frame, Christian Yelich walked All-Time at Home 43 42 and Adeiny Hechavarria singled, and both came home on a three-run homer by Justin Bour that gave Miami a 5-3 at Sun Life Stadium 36 36 lead. Miguel Rojas tied a career high with three hits, and Carter Capps had four strikeouts in 1.1 innings. at Marlins Park 7 6 MODERN HOME LIVING All-Time on Road 45 45 All-Time Totals 88 87 With yesterday’s victory at Marlins Park, Jose Fernandez tied the Modern Day record for consecutive home starts without a loss to begin a career. Fernandez is 13-0 with a 1.23 ERA (138.2 ip/19 er) in 21 career starts at home. The only TEAM VS. TEAM STATS other pitcher in the Modern Era to do that was David Palmer, who did not lose in his first 21 home starts for Montreal from 1979-1984. 2015 MARLINS VS. CUBS Average .............................................. .277 CLOSE SHAVES Runs ........................................................ 13 The Marlins have been very comfortable in the close quarters of the Friendly Confines in Club history. According to ERA ...................................................... 3.33 Stats LLC, Miami’s 18-7 (.720) record in one-run games all-time at Wrigley Field is the best mark of any road team in a series since 1993, ahead of San Diego’s 18-11 (.621) mark at Wrigley and Colorado’s 16-10 (.615) record at the Nation- 2015 CUBS VS. MARLINS als/Expos. Average .............................................. .235 Runs ........................................................ 10 THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT ERA ...................................................... 4.68 Miami and Chicago have depended on youth more than most Clubs in the Majors this season. The Marlins lead all of baseball with 75.7 percent of their hits (522 of 690) coming from players who are 27 or younger (as of July 3), while the Cubs rank fifth at 58.8 (377-of-641). Between them are Arizona (74.4), San Diego (63.0), and Philadelphia (61.3). SIGNS OF LIFE The Marlins have won three consecutive games for the first time since June 11-13, and have scored at least five runs in each game of the winning streak. It is just the third time this season that the Club has scored at least five runs in three- plus consecutive games, the first time since doing it in four straight from June 2-6. The first two games of that run came THIS DATE IN MARLINS HISTORY in wins against the Cubs to close out a three-game set at Marlins Park. The other occurrence was a three-game run July 3 from April 14-16. Also, Miami batters have struck out just 10 times over the last three games, the fewest of any three- The Marlins and Mets were in a scoreless game stretch this season. showdown in 2000 as neither team could RISPY BUSINESS score a run through the first eight innings of play in Miami. In the bottom of the ninth, Der- The Marlins are 6x22 (.273) with runners in scoring position during their three-game winning streak, with a triple and three rek Lee followed a Mike Lowell single with a home runs. That is as many hits as the Club had mustered with RISP in eight games prior to the winning streak (June 20- two-run walk-off home run. Jesus Sanchez 28), when it batted just .105 (6x57) with RISP, had only two extra-base hits (double, home run), and a 2-6 record. Miami pitched 8.0 scoreless innings but did not re- ranks second-to-last in the National League in average with RISP this season (.227), ahead of only Cincinnati (.211). ceive a decision. TURNING A CORNER Overall record on this date: 9-12 Christian Yelich is riding a five-game hitting streak and batted .440 (11x25) with a .563 on-base percentage on the homestand that ended yesterday. Since the beginning of that ‘stand on June 23, he ranks third in the Majors in average, behind only Gregor Blanco (.485) and Cesar Hernandez (.459), and ranks first in on-base percentage. Since the calendar turned to June, he is batting .296 (29x98) in 28 games, which ranks 13th among NL outfielders, compared to .220 (27x123) in 32 games combined between April and May. HIT PARADE Dee Gordon, who is the current vote leader to start the All-Star Game among National League second basemen, is leading the Majors with 114 hits. He is closing in on the Club record for first-half hits, which is 117 by Juan Pierre (2003) and Hanley Ramirez (2007). According to Stats LLC, Gordon has the fifth-most singles (93) all-time by a second baseman prior to the All-Star break, behind Florida’s Luis Castillo (103 in 2002), the Cubs’ Glenn Beckert (101 in 1971), and Philadelphia’s Dave Cash in 1974 (97) and 1975 (96). ROOKIE IS CATCHING ON J.T. Realmuto is hitting .338 (24x71) over his last 19 games, with four doubles, a triple, a home run, and eight RBI. His current four-game hitting streak is tied for the longest of his career. Over the 19-game span (since June 3), he ranks 12th in the National League in batting (min. 74 PA), first in the Majors among catchers, ahead of Buster Posey (.333), and second among all rookies, behind Maikel Franco (.342). According to Stats LLC, Realmuto has excelled when batting early in innings. He leads the NL (min. 60 PA) in average with no outs at .394 (28x71), tied with Troy Tu- lowitzki and ahead of the Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo (.388/26x67). Realmuto also leads the NL with a .442 (19x43) batting average when leading off an inning (min. 40 PA). FANNING WITH FLAMES Carter Capps has recorded 42 strikeouts in 19 appearances this year, including four in 1.1 innings of work yesterday against the Giants. It was his fourth game this season with four-plus strikeouts, tied with Vidal Nuno for the most in the Majors by a reliever this season. His 17.18 so/9 ratio is the highest in the Majors among relief pitchers, ahead of Aroldis Chapman (15.73) and Andrew Miller (14.70). Capps’ average fastball velocity of 97.9 ranks fourth in the Majors, according to Fangraphs, behind Aroldis Chapman (99.6), Arquimedes Caminero (98.2), and Kelvin Herrera (97.9). Capps now ranks seventh in the NL in strikeouts by a reliever, while A.J. Ramos (45) ranks fourth. The Marlins’ bullpen is fourth in the Senior Circuit in strikeouts (250), behind Milwaukee (261), Philadelphia (260), and the Dodgers (253). UPCOMING STARTERS DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Saturday, July 4 7:15 p.m. at Chicago Cubs RHP Jarred Cosart (1-3, 4.12) RHP Donn Roach (0-1, 10.80) FOX/WINZ/WAQI Sunday, July 5 2:20 p.m.
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