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MIAMI MARLINS (24-26) at BOSTON RED SOX (30-20) a for AGUI MIAMI MARLINS (24-26) at BOSTON RED SOX (30-20) 2021 BY THE NUMBERS Home Record ................................................................12-12 RHP Cody Poteet (2-0, 1.06) vs. LHP Martín Pérez (2-2, 3.55) Road Record..................................................................12-14 FENWAY PARK, BOSTON, MA - FRIDAY, MAY 28, 2021 - 7:10 P.M. ET Day Record ...................................................................... 6-9 GAME 51 | ROAD GAME 27 (12-11) | TODAY'S BROADCASTS TV: Bally Sports Florida RADIO: WINZ (940 AM) / WAQI (710 AM) Night Record .................................................................18-16 vs. RH Starter ................................................................18-18 UPCOMING GAMES vs. LH Starter ...................................................................6-7 Sat., May 29 4:10 pm at Boston LHP Trevor Rogers (6-2, 1.75) RHP Nathan Eovaldi (5-2, 4.39) TV: Bally Radio: WINZ/WAQI vs. NL East ......................................................................10-9 Sun., May 30 1:10 pm at Boston RHP Sandy Alcantara (2-4, 3.46) LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (5-3, 5.06) TV: Bally Radio: WINZ/WAQI vs. AL East ........................................................................2-3 vs. NL Central ...................................................................3-5 MARLINS MINUTE vs. AL Central ..................................................................0-0 MOST RBI IN NL, 2021 vs. NL West ..................................................................... 9-8 The Miami Marlins tonight begin a three-game series at Fenway Park. Is the first stop on a 10-day, nine- vs. AL West .....................................................................0-0 game road trip that also includes stops in Buffalo (2 gms vs. Toronto) and Pittsburgh (4 gms). Is the third JESUS AGUILAR, MIA .......37 Leading after Six Innings ............................................. 17-3 straight three-city road trip for the Marlins. Are coming off a 7-game homestand that also included a 2-1 Eduardo Escobar, ARI ........ 35 Trailing after Six Innings ..............................................3-19 series win vs. the New York Mets and a four-game series split with the Phillies. ADAM DUVALL, MIA ........33 Tied after Six Innings ..................................................... 4-3 • Of the Marlins' 26 losses, 10 have been by one run and 16 by two runs or less. Nolan Arenado, STL ......... 33 Leading after Seven Innings .......................................18-2 4 tied at ................... 32 Trailing after Seven Innings ........................................3-18 YESTERDAY'S RECAP Tied after Seven Innings ............................................... 3-4 The Marlins fell in the series finale gaainst the Phillies, 3-2. RHPPablo Lopez did not draw a decision, holding Philly to 2 earned runs in 7.0 Leading after Eight Innings. ........................................18-2 innings of work. RHP Yimi Garcia took the loss, allowing the game-winning run to score in the top of the ninth while trying to complete an Trailing after Eight Innings ..........................................1-20 Tied after Eight Innings ................................................. 4-3 inning-ending double play on a grounder back to the pitcher's mound. RF had a pinch-hit RBI single in the eighth to tie the Garrett Cooper Marlins with No Home Runs ........................................ 5-12 game at 2. Jesus Aguilar plated the Marlins' other run with a pinch-hit bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the fifth. MiguelSS Rojas exited the Marlins Hit Home Run(s) .............................................19-12 game in the eighth inning with a dislocated index finger on his left hand. Hitting One Home Run .................................................9-10 Hitting Two Home Runs .................................................8-2 REHAB CHECK IN MOST OF ASSISTS, Hitting Three or More Home Runs ...............................1-0 RHP Elieser Hernandez (right biceps inflammation) is scheduled to make his third rehab start tonight Outhit Opponent .......................................................... 22-7 with Triple-A Jacksonville against Durham (TB). Did not allow a run in in 7.2 combined innings over 2021 Outhit by Opponent ......................................................2-18 his first two starts, both against Norfolk (BAL). ADAM DUVALL, MIA .........6 Hits Equal ........................................................................... 1-1 Charlie Blackmon COL ........ 6 Marlins Score First ......................................................... 17-7 FINDING FENWAY Lourdis Gurriel, TOR .......... 6 Opponents Score First ..................................................7-18 Hunter Renfroe, BOS ......... 5 The Marlins have lost their last seven games at Fenway Park, with their last win in Boston coming on Largest Deficit Overcome ..........3 (2x, last; 4/17 vs. SFG) Adolis Garcia, TEX .............5 Largest Deficit Overcome in Win ....... 3 (2x, last; 4/17 vs. SFG) June 18, 2009. Miami is just 6-16 all-time in Bean Town, and trail the overall series, 13-28. Comeback Wins .................................................................. 9 • The Marlins are employing a DH for the first time this season. Marlins designated hitters batted .253 MOST TEAM OF Last Comeback win by Marlins .....................5/26 vs. PHI with 10 home runs last year, the fifth-highest mark among NL teams. Extra-inning Games ........................................................3-2 ASSISTS, 2021 Delays (Games) ................................................................. 0 COOPENDOUS Boston Red Sox ............. 14 Total Delay Time ................................................................... 1B/OF Garrett Cooper has hit safely in 11 straight games (17x37, .444) with 8 runs and 11 RBIs. Is the MIAMI MARLINS ........... 13 Shortest Home Game .......................2:37 (5/23 vs. NYM) second double-digit hit-streak of his career - also had a career-long 14-game streak from June 6-23, Colorado Rockies ............ 11 Shortest Home Game (Extras) ............................................ 2019 (22x52, .404). Since May 7, has at least one hit in 13 of his last 14 starts, raising his average from .181. Philadelphia Phillies ..........11 Longest Home Game ..........................3:56 (4/17 vs. SFG) Is batting. .321 (9x28) as a first baseman, as opposed to a .238 mark (25x105) as an outfielder. Tampa Bay Rays .............10 Longest Home Game (Extras) ........ 4:38 (5/21 vs. NYM) Shortest Road Game...........................2:26 (4/22 at SFG) AGAINST THE JUNIOR CIRCUIT Shortest Road Game(Extras) ..........3:02 (3/30 at WSH) The Marlins play two AL opponents on this road trip (Boston and Toronto). Own 214 all-time Interleague wins, fourth most by a Longest Road Game ............................3:24 (4/15 at ATL) Longest Road Game(Extras) ...............3:51 (4/13 at ATL) National League team behind Washington (223), the Dodgers (219) and the Mets (219). Roof Open* (*at the start of game at loanDepot park) .... 0-2 SUPPORTING FUTURE LEADERS Roof Closed* ...................................................................11-9 Wearing White Jerseys ................................................. 6-8 The Miami Marlins Foundation is proud to support the 2021 Miami Dade County Public Schools Virtual Scholar Athlete Awards, with a $1,000 Wearing Gray Jerseys ...................................................11-8 scholarship to both an outstanding female student-athlete and an outstanding male student-athlete. The Foundation proudly recognizes Wearing Black Jerseys ...................................................5-8 this year’s winners: Natalie Ruiz-Ocana (Hialeah Miami Lakes Senior High School) and Riley Joseph (Miami Killian Senior High School). Wearing City Connect .................................................... 2-1 One-Run Games ............................................................5-10 HOME SICK Walk-off Games...............................................................2-3 The Marlins are in a stretch in which they will play 29 of 42 games on the road from April 22-June 6, which will conclude with this trip. Last walk-off win by Marlins .................. .4/17/21 vs. SFG • Are playing 36 of their first 60 games (60%) on the road, including back-to-back-to-back three-city trips April 22-May 2 (SF, MIL, Shutouts .......................................................................... 5-6 WAS), May 10-20 (ARZ, LAD, PHI) and May 28-June 6 (BOS, TOR, PIT). Overall, are playing 48 of their 91 games (53%) prior to the Series Won-Lost-Tied ................................................ 6-5-4 Series Sweeps (2g) ............................................................... All-Star Break on the road. Of the club’s final 36 games, 21 will take place at home. Series Sweeps (3g) ..................................1, 5/4-6 vs. ARZ MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD Series Sweeps (4g) ............................................................... Swept in Series ......2, 4/5-7 vs. StL & 4/30-5/2 at WAS LHP Trevor Rogers improved to 6-2 with a 1.75 ERA and 70 strikeouts after Monday's game against Philadelphia. Among all Major League First Game of Series. .....................................................6-10 pitchers, has the fourth-lowest ERA and is tied for fifth in wins. Second Game of Series. .................................................7-9 • Is the first pitcher in Marlins history with at least 70 Ks and an ERA below 2.00
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