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We Should Be Paying More Attention to Luis Arraez’s Pursuit of .400

The Marlins second baseman is on track to hit one of the hardest metrics in MLB, and he deserves just as much hype as, if not more than, Aaron Judge’s HR feat.

Sports Illustrated

Marlins get another gem from Eury Perez, but 5-game winning streak ends as bats go cold

MIAMI — Eury Perez’s best wasn’t quite good enough for the Miami Marlins on Tuesday.

Miami Herald

Marlins' Luis Arraez Goes 5-for-5 to Raise Batting Average Back to .400

The Miami second baseman's pursuit of history continues.

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Luis Arraez has another 5-hit game and is hitting .400 again as Marlins rout Blue Jays

MIAMI — Luis Arraez’s batting average keeps climbing, and he keeps staking his claim into the Miami Marlins’ record book during his first season with the club.

Miami Herald

Miami Marlins sweep Nationals to go 10 games over .500 for first time since 2011

WASHINGTON — The Miami Marlins feel like they have something special brewing as they get close to the halfway mark of the 2023 season, their first under new manager Skip Schumaker.

Miami Herald

Late Marlins offense backs another strong Braxton Garrett outing in win over Nationals

WASHINGTON — Braxton Garrett was once again dominant on the mound and the Miami Marlins’ offense gave him enough support in the seventh inning to take the lead for good in a 5-2 series-clinching win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday at Nationals Park.

Miami Herald

Luis Arraez breaks out of slump with five-hit game in Marlins’ 6-5 win over Nationals

WASHINGTON — Luis Arraez was looking to break out of his mini slump, a three-game stretch in which the Miami Marlins’ hit-collecting second baseman was held without a hit.

Miami Herald

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Matt Calkins: Why the Mariners might repeat last year's surge, and why they might not

The Mariners headed into Game 67 on Wednesday vs. the Marlins with a 33-33 record, which is about 10 highway stops ahead of where they were around this point last year. Remember, it was after Game 68 in 2022 that the Mariners sat at 29-39 and appeared locked out of…

Tribune News Service

Luis Arráez and the quest for baseball’s elusive .400 barrier

The Miami Marlins second baseman’s exceptional season has given him a chance to do something no one has achieved in the majors since 1941

The Guardian - US

Eury Perez dominant again as Miami Marlins salvage finale against Seattle Mariners

Eury Perez, the Miami Marlins’ 20-year-old wunderkind of a 6-8 right-handed pitcher, continues to find ways to amaze through the early start of his MLB career.

Miami Herald

Larry Stone: Is it too late for the Mariners to turn around their season?

The tease might be the worst part.

Tribune News Service

George Kirby-led Mariners go back-to-back against Marlins

They’ve won back-to-back games on numerous occasions this season, though not enough to meet their own overall expectations. It certainly hasn’t felt that way given their back-and-forth inconsistency. They’ve swept the Athletics, who were hapless at the time and hard to beat in the last week, in a four-game series.…

Tribune News Service

Jim Souhan: Pablo López, Luis Arraez and the lingering fear of David Ortiz

Twins fans are familiar with FOMO — the fear of missing out. Particularly when it comes to playoff victories over, oh, the last 20 years.

Tribune News Service

Less relief in sight for White Sox

With Liam Hendriks on the injured list, the White Sox bullpen braces for a tough stretch.

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Jacob deGrom Will Leave MLB With the Most Bittersweet Pitching Career Ever

The pitcher will undergo a second Tommy John surgery, adding him to the list of stars whose campaigns for Cooperstown were cut short.

Chicago Sun-Times

Well, look what we have here — another unsightly White Sox losing streak

It turns out the Sox aren’t so terrible after all. That’s why their disastrous weekend series against the Marlins was such a kick in the teeth.

Chicago Sun-Times

Second consecutive ninth-inning meltdown sinks Sox

Kendall Graveman, who had been pitching well, allowed three runs in the ninth.

Chicago Sun-Times

Joe Kelly’s struggles, Tim Anderson’s gaffe doom White Sox in loss to Marlins

The Sox’ pitching staff bent and bent and bent through eight innings of a 5-1 loss Saturday. Eventually, three outs away from what would have been the team’s seventh victory in eight games, it broke.

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White Sox playing better, but manager Pedro Grifol not getting ahead of himself

‘‘Why would I care about the playoffs right now when we’ve gotta worry about us and getting back to where we need to be as a team?’’ Grifol asked.

Chicago Sun-Times

Michael Kopech, White Sox have found groove

The Sox beat the Marlins 2-1 on Friday on Luis Robert Jr.’s walk-off single for their sixth win in the last seven games. Kopech will try to stay on a roll Saturday.

Sports Illustrated

Luis Arraez's Hitting Stands Out in One of MLB's Toughest Pitching Eras

No one has hit .400 over the course of a full season since 1941, but the Marlins infielder has kept the pace up into June.

Sports Illustrated

Marlins’ Luis Arraez Raises Batting Average to .401 in Bid for History

The Miami infielder continued his hot start to the season with two hits Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated

Hot Mic Catches MLB Umpire’s NSFW Reaction to Manager Challenge

Jeff Nelson failed to turn off his mic before sharing some spicy language with the audience.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Umpire accidentally left his mic on to mock the Marlins’ challenge on a call that ended up overturned

Well, that backfired.

Sports Illustrated

Rockies’ Brenton Doyle Carted Off With Injury After Crashing Into Outfield Wall

The Colorado outfielder was taken off the field in the ninth inning after he tried to rob Miami’s Jorge Soler of a home run.

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