No way. One loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates isn't going to make us ditch the Florida Marlins bandwagon just yet.They headed into Monday night's contest with baseball's best record at 11-1, coming off three straight come-from-behind victories. This time, they fell behind 1-0 in the first inning and never gained the lead to suffer their first loss (by a score of 8-0) in seven road games. Still, not bad.
Marlins starter Andrew Miller, placed on the disabled list with a right oblique strain after the loss, gave up four runs in 4 2/3 innings.
Pirates righty Ross Ohlendorf discovered his slider, allowing just two hits over seven solid innings to give Pittsburgh their third shutout in four games. With four blankings, the team already has double the shutouts as they did last season. Nate McLouth drove in four runs to bring his team's record to 7-6.
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2 comments:
I'm happy to see you're jumping on the Marlins bandwagon! Let's Go Fish :)
How could you not? These guys are ridiculous.
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