Marlins Struggle Amid Bright Spots | Milwaukee Brewers News

The Miami Marlins are in freefall, dropping their fifth straight game to the Brewers in a 8-6 loss that could lead to a second consecutive series sweep. Manager Clayton McCullough called it one of their worst performances of the season, but there were glimmers of hope: Griffin Conine crushed a three-run homer in the ninth, extending his home run streak to three games since returning from injury. Starting pitcher Max Meyer struggled, lasting just three innings — a rarity for him — despite early run support. The Brewers surged in the sixth and seventh, building an 8-3 lead that proved insurmountable. Calvin Faucher took the loss, and Miami’s late rally fell short. With Eury Pérez facing Robert Gasser today, the Marlins must win to halt the slide and avoid a deeper spiral.

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