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Backup catcher Nick Fortes went 3-4 with two solo homers and three runs to lead the hosts' Miami Marlins to a 4-3 victory over the San Diego Padres on Tuesday night.
Miami native Manny Machado leads San Diego with his three RBIs. But his third and final wild card in the National League, the Padres, who are still leading his playoff berth, have lost two games in a row to Miami.
The Marlins had a 16-game streak in which he scored three or more runs in one game for the first time since July 29.
Marlins starter Edward Cabrera made his 13th career start, scoring no runs, but the high pitching allowed him to have only four innings. did not. He allowed his three hits and his two walks, stealing seven. He did it on his 91 pitches, including his 56 pitches for strikes.
Dylan Floro finished his two-on-his no-out jam in his scoreless ninth place, earning his third save of the season.
Marlins relief pitcher Andrew Nardi made his league debut in a rough major allowing his three runs in one and his 1/3 innings.
Padres starter Sean Manaira escaped with no decision in four innings, allowing him four hits, one walk and three runs.
Miami opened the scoring in his second inning with Fortes' first home run, a 416-foot shot to left center. He hit his 1-1 sinker off Manaea.
The Marlins, Peyton his Burdick walked, Luke Williams singled him to second, and Machado doubled at third base. , in the third he made it 2-0.
In the fourth, Fortes hit another homer to extend the lead to 3-0.
San Diego tied the game in his seventh inning, hitting four bases on his 4-ball walks of Ha Sung Kim and Julikson Plofer, Huan Soto. Marlins manager Don Mattingly replaced Nardi with Eliza Hernandez. Machado then stabbed Hernández's 2-2 his slider to left center for a three-run double.
Miami regained the lead in the bottom of his seventh. Fortes hit his single off the lead, advanced on a groundout and scored to right from Burdick's RBI his double.
Will San Diego was threatened in his eighth inning as Myers hit his double in the leadoff. But on Trent Grisham's flyout, Myers was thrown out at third base by right fielder Bryan Anderson.[44][45]Frollo threw his three consecutive hitters at Josh Bell, Jake Cronenworth and Myers. and finished the game.
