Marlins Down Cardinals 4-1, Janson Junk Shines

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. Miami-Marlins took down the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 on Wednesday thanks to a stellar three-hitter from Jansen Junk and five relievers. Junk win five strong innings, allowing just one hit, one walk, and two strikeouts on 56 pitches. Augustine Ramirez smacked two singles and drove in a run while Javier Sanoja collected three hits to spark the offense. The Marlins jumped ahead, two nothing in the second, when Owen Casey singled in a run, and Jakob Marcy walked with the bases loaded against Cardinals. Starter Kyle Leehee. Marcy added another single in the fourth, and Ramirez kept their rolling, with one in the fifth, to build a four-run lead. Fans saw some key players sitting out. Cardinals rested Jordan Walker, Ma Sen-Win, and Alec Burleson, while Marlin's slugger Kyle Stowers fresh off the injured list, got a plan day off to rebuild his stamina after missing

1:00most of the season's start. In the ninth, Ivan Herrera crushed a solo homer off Lake Pachar for St. Louis' only run, but Pete Fairbanks locked it down with his fifth save after, taking over. Leehee lasted five innings, charged with four runs on eight hits, three walks, two strikeouts, and a hit better. Volteans head the road next, Cardinals host Seattle Friday, with Andre Palante on the mound facing George Kirby, while Marlin's head to San Francisco, where Sandy Alcantara tangles with Adrian Hauser, solid win keeps Miami rolling.