Marlins' April Surprises: Fighting for NL East

0:00On April 28th, the Miami Marlins are 13 wins and 15 losses this season, clinging to second place in the NL East behind the Atlanta Braves. April brought some fire moments that kept fans hyped, starting with standout plays from unexpected heroes and their ace dominating the mound. Liam Hicks surprised everyone with a 7-game hitting streak from April 13th through 20th. Facing the Braves, Brewers and Cardinals, he racked up 12 hits, two doubles, one homer, eight RBI's, and just two shrek outs, turning heads as one. A Miami's top bats early on, Alfielder Owen Casey lit up an 8-1 win over the reds on April 9th, with three hits and three RBI's, including a key double in the fourth. That score two runs. Meanwhile, the Easter Sunday thriller in the Bronx saw the Marlins rally from behind against the Yankees, winning 7-6 with clutch doubles, from Xavier Edwards and Graham Polly. The Crown Jewel was Sandy Alcantara's complete game shut out to open the month, a 10-to-nothing

1:03blinking of the Chicago White Sox on just 93, pitches. He allowed three hits, fans 7, joining Rare Company like Corey Kluber in 2014, and Greg Maddox in 1997. These sparks show the Marlins got fighting them, even if the records middle and keep watching, this division stays wide open. I'm Corey with The Story, that's your M.O.B. news today update, AI powered and always on.