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After a defeat against the Braves of Atlanta on June 21, the Marlins of Miami were 30 to 45 years, in the last place in the East National League and 11 games behind the Brewers Milwaukee for the third and last point of Joker in the NL.
On Thursday, the Marlins are 58-62, now in third place in their division and only six games on a joker point with 52 games to play in their season.
This in itself is not remarkable, because the teams become hot apparently every summer in the majors. The Brewers of Milwaukee, for example, went 51-16 because they had three games in less than 0,500 on May 24. But Miami was to be terrible this season.
The Marlins won 62 games last season, and Fanduel Sportbook set his total excessive victory before the season at 63.5 games. In addition to all that, Miami is by far The cheapest team of MLB, spending only $ 69 million on its list in 2025, the only team of less than $ 70 million. (The Marlins’ wage bill is between a fifth and a sixth of what the Los Angeles Dodgers pay their team this year and only $ 10 million more than the Golden State Warriors will pay Stephen Curry next season in the NBA.)
Despite the derisory of the team, Miami has outraged many of the highest expenses in the league during its mid-season turnaround.
From June 22 to Wednesday, the Marlins went from 28-17 years – recording more victories in this time than the Dodgers, the New York Mets, the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies, the four teams with the highest wages of MLB.
Among the reasons for Miami’s resurgence was a better than expected offense. The marlins rank sixth in the NL on average in the stick and seventh in strikes and OPs.
The biggest surprise was the left -hand player Kyle Stowers, who struck 0.286 with 25 circuits and 72 points struck. Stowers ranks eighth among all the main OP leaguers, and its 3.5 victories above the replacement are higher than those of players such as Mookie Betts, Bryce Harper and Rafael Duts.
“I am proud of the way we are in competition day and day,” said Miami baseball operations president Peter Bendix, said mlb.com at the end of June. “We are in every match. We play well against the right teams, and at the same time we show improvements and progress in individual players. ”
The manager of the Marlins, Clayton McCullough, echoes this feeling.
“We were on a regular climb, a slow climb, sometimes, but I think we are so hyperfocus on what we have to do to win matches”, ” McCullough said After the Marlins finished a three -game yankees scan on August 3.
The victory that day gave Miami a file of 55-55, making it the first team to spend 16 games of less than 0,500 to 0,500 in the same season in more than 10 years, according to MLB.com.
“It was very fun”, ” Recruiter Jakob Marsee said said After recorded seven points produced in a 13-4 victory against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday.
Marsee, which was called to the team at the beginning of the month, was one of the hottest thickers of the Marlins since he made his debut at the MLB.
“It was more than what I could ask, and I just want to continue and continue to play with these guys and continue winning,” he said. “That’s all that is really close to my heart.”
