Meyer Steals Spotlight, Marlins Pitching Shines

0:00It's May 3rd. MLB News. Today starts now. AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. Max Meyer is making ways as the new ace for the Miami Marlins, stealing the spotlight from Sandy Alcantara with a dominant outing against the first appealing. Philadelphia Phillies. He went seven innings, allowed just one hit and one walk, and struck out seven batters, mowing down stars like Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper, and Tria, Turner. That gem dropped his season ERA to 2.68, and he's now got three straight quality starts under his belt. Alcantara's holding steady at 3.04 ERA, with a 1.16 WHIP. But Meyer's consistency this year has fans rethinking who's. Number one in the rotation. The Marlins pitching staff looks stacked now, with Meyer, Alcantara, top prospect Yuri Perez, and veteran Jansen Junk all delivering quality outings. More often than not. Manager Clayton McCullough must love knowing any of these four on the mound keeps games tight and gives the bullpen a real shot.

1:04Miami's finally turning the page on years of shaky starting pitching, and this crew could push their rotation into the top five in the majors. They've started the season decently, but trail the Atlanta Braves by seven games. Looking ahead, the Marlins aim to grab the series lead Sunday against Philly, with Chris Paddock on the hill. He's had a rough go early, but could flip. The script with a strong showing and solidify this rotation's rise.