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Down the Dorsal revisits how Luis Arraez recorded the first cycle in Marlins history.
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They did it! The 2023 Miami Marlins season felt over so many times, but they still found a way to win when they needed to, clinching a postseason berth on Saturday in Pittsburgh. By the end of the regular season, they were down to two reliable starting pitchers and had to play crucial games without Luis Arraez. The incompetence of the New York Mets grounds crew put them at an even bigger disadvantage. Despite that, they kept clawing back when you least expected them to. It's been an unreal improvement from last year and seems like they're having fun doing it. Live it up, Fish fans! Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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The Atlanta Braves are pretty much the best team in baseball and they've beaten up on the Miami Marlins throughout the season. But last weekend was a totally different story. With clutch hits from Jacob Stallings and Jake Burger and a pair of Jazz Chisholm Jr. grand slams, the Fish pulled off an inconceivable sweep. Be sure to go to the final home series against the Milwaukee Brewers and scream your heads off to support these spunky NL Wild Card contenders! Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Down the Dorsal: From No Hits to No Quit, Marlins Rally AGAIN
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Last weekend's series win in Philadelphia over the big-spending Phillies was the latest reminder that the 2023 Miami Marlins are blessed by the baseball gods. Still in the thick of the NL Wild Card race! Sunday's comeback win was particularly thrilling. Held hitless by Ranger Suárez entering the seventh inning, unlikely heroes from the bottom half of the Marlins lineup stepped up. With every game being so crucial down the stretch, we're seeing the Fish play with a different kind of intensity, seriousness and discipline. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Down the Dorsal: Jesús Sánchez Knew He K'd, Ump Bails Him Out Anyway!
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The Miami Marlins were held hitless throughout most of Friday's game, but they finally sparked a rally in the seventh inning. Two men on, no outs for Jesús Sánchez, who tripled to drive them in...with some help from the home plate umpire. The Fish ultimate lost, 7-4, and things are looking a little grim. But the Sánchez moment was a reminder that there's still "Marlins Magic" working in their favor. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
Down the Dorsal: Marlins Rise from the Dead to Devastate Yankees
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Things have looked shaky overall for the Miami Marlins since the All-Star break, but there have been glimpses of their successful first-half selves in between, such as Sunday's stunning ninth-inning rally against the New York Yankees. Yuli Gurriel, Nick Fortes, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Josh Bell, Luis Arraez, Bryan De La Cruz and Jake Burger each did their part. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Down the Dorsal: New-Look Marlins Lineup Comes Back From 5-Run Deficit
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Fish On First rewinds to the latest improbable win in the Marlins' magical 2023 season.At the trade deadline, Kim Ng left no doubt that the Miami Marlins are going for it. Newly acquired Josh Bell and Jake Burger made their team debuts on Wednesday and contributed to win what was one of the wildest games of the year. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Down the Dorsal: Marlins Replay Whiz Austin Lamkey Strikes Again
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Fish On First rewinds to one of the many clutch calls made by the Marlins' major league video coordinator this season.The Miami Marlins had already taken the lead against the Los Angeles Angels in extra innings. That's when their video coordinator stepped in to get them some valuable insurance runs. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Fish On First reflects on the bright spots and key contributors from the first half of Miami's season.The Miami Marlins are 14 games over .500 coming out of the All-Star break. How the hell did this happen?! Big first halves from Luis Arraez and Jorge Soler certainly helped, but this is a deep team with players who fight for one another, led by an incredible rookie manager. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Fish On First rewinds to the most ridiculous win of the 2023 Marlins season thus far, courtesy of a Jordan Hicks throwing error.The disappointing St. Louis Cardinals are ready to sell and their July 5 loss to the Miami Marlins may have been the nail in the coffin. It featured an early offensive outburst, a Jacob Stallings home run, an A.J. Puk blown save and one of the strangest game-ending plays you'll ever see. Subscribe to the Fish On First YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any episodes of Down the Dorsal! -
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Fish On First rewinds to one of the best games of the 2023 Marlins season.The Miami Marlins were firing on all cylinders during Tuesday's win over the Boston Red Sox. Jean Segura and Jazz Chisholm Jr. were both coming off the injured list for this game—that was the main story. They made an instant impact. Segura homered over the Green Monster and Jazz went 3-for-4 with 3 RBIs. Sandy Alcantara was looking pretty good, too. He's had a bit of wacky year, but painted his spots against the Sox. He's pitching like he's been on the job site for 18 hours and just wants to go home. "El Caballo" might be back (7.0 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 5 K, 0 HR). Even though they weren't charged with any official errors, the Red Sox defense fell apart to make this Fish win a walk in the park. Miami would go on to sweep the series. You think this is for real? You think we can start buying playoff tickets?! Let us know in the comments. -
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Fish On First rewinds to a game-saving catch made by a Marlin who isn't exactly known for his glove.On June 14 against the Seattle Mariners, the Marlins outfielders spent all night making great catches to keep them in the game. They would save the best for last. With the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth, Jesús Sánchez leapt high above the right-field wall to deny Eugenio Suarez of a grand slam. Sánchez said postgame that he had never robbed a homer before. Do you like Sánchez as much as we do? Let us know in the comments. -
Jesús Sánchez. Probably one of why favorite Miami Marlins because he seems like such a huge goofball. Sánchez wasn't very good last year and wasn't looking great in the early going this year, either. A big turning point for him was his 14th-inning double against the Cubs at Wrigley Field on May 7. He really took off during the next series against the Diamondbacks. The most noticeable change has been his willingness to hit to the opposite field. 2023 Jesús Sánchez spray chart | FanGraphsSánchez missed a few weeks on the injured list, but has picked up right where he left off. Do you think he can keep this up? Let us know in the comments. /game-coverage/at-the-ballpark/jesus-sanchez-hitting-interview/
