Sánchez gives the Marlins the victory with a single in the tenth inning
In an exciting game played at loanDepot park, Jesús Sánchez became the key figure for the Miami Marlins, by hitting a single with the bases loaded in the tenth inning, securing a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The game remained tied until the tenth inning, where Xavier Edwards started on second as an automatic runner. J.P. Feyereisen of the Dodgers issued an intentional walk to Kyle Stowers and then allowed a single by Agustín Ramírez, loading the bases. Despite the Dodgers’ defensive strategy, Sánchez responded with a powerful hit to center field, driving in the decisive run.
Jesús Tinoco, from the bullpen, earned the victory for the Marlins, pitching two impeccable innings without allowing runs. This victory represents the fifth for Miami in their recent matchups against the Dodgers.
From Los Angeles, Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman stood out with home runs. Freeman also extended his hitting streak to 11 games.
Cal Quantrill, Marlins’ starting pitcher, worked five innings allowing one run, four hits, and six strikeouts. Tony Gonsolin, for the Dodgers, pitched five innings allowing two runs and striking out eight.
Cuban Andy Pages had an outstanding performance for the Dodgers, although his team has suffered defeats in two of their last ten games.
The Marlins demonstrated their ability to react and their strength against a high-caliber rival in the National League.
