
Marlins' Hicks, Pitchers Power Win
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Miami Marlins secure a 5-3 win over St. Louis Cardinals, improving to 11-12. Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, Agustin Ramirez, and Kyle Stowers contribute with hits and RBIs. Liam Hicks shines with two RBI singles, boosting his season stats to .338/.380/.549 and leading the league in RBIs. Max Meyer pitches 5.1 innings with 17 strikeouts, while Pete Fairbanks secures his second straight save, lowering his ERA with clean outings. The Marlins gain momentum with a mix of young talent and timely hitting.
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0:00On April 22nd Miami Marlins snagged a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals Monday night at Lone Depot Park, pushing their record to. 11 wins and 12 losses. Otto Lopez and Xavier Edwards each grabbed the hit and drove in a run, while Augustine Ramirez crushed a solo homer and Kyle Stowers win 1 for 3 in. His second game back. Liam Hicks keeps making noise like he's all star bound, going 2 for 4 with 2 RBI singles in the 6th and 8th to build that lead to. 5, 2. His season line sits at 338 over 380 slash 549 with 4 homers and 21 RBI. Highs tied for the major league. Lead in rabbis. Hicks has been clutched for Miami, sliding between first base in D.H. to cover injuries there, keeping his bat locked in the lineup no matter what. The Marlins are leaning hard on his hot streak to climb back toward 500. Max Meyer delivered his longest start yet at 5 and a third innings, racking up 17 whiffs, mostly on his sweeper and slider, with steady.
1:0594 mile per hour heat. Closer. Pete Fairbanks nashed his second straight save, shaking off early season bumps, post paternity leave, dropping his ERA quick with clean outings. Laley. These performances show Miami building momentum, mixing young arms and timely hits to stay in the fight early this season. That's your update from MLB News Today, powered by AI.
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