For the first time since April 15, the Miami Marlins They exhibit a .500 record. That was achieved on Sunday, when they beat the New York Yankees By Pizarra 7-3 to complete the first sweep of its history about the “Bronx of Bronx”, in a Landepot Park that housed 34,601 people in the task.
In general, the public’s response in Miami was exceptional during the series of three commitments between both currencies, as evidenced by the global assistance of 101,545 fans on the weekend. It was an assistance record for the fish enclosure, which opened in 2012, in a series of three challenges.
Now, with 55-55 balance, Miami became the first team from the 2014 Tampa Bay Rays in 16 games below .500 to a level record, according to Elias Sports Bureau.
It was a dream weekend for the Marlins and their fans; However, the work is still complex to reach the postseason, which forces the organization to pass the page quickly.
“Win tomorrow?” Kyle Stowers replied after Sunday task, in statements for the official club portal, when asked about what was still for the team. “Do everything possible for winning tomorrow. I don’t know. I guess you take care of what you can take care of. Obviously, keep trying series and do what we can control day after day,” he added.
Against the story
Only a team in the history of the Major Leagues has managed to reach the playoffs after having been 16 games or more below .500 at some point in the regular campaign. They were the Boston Braves of 1914, who started with 12-28 balance, but ended with a 94-59 record before sweeping the Philadelphia athletics in the World Series of that year.
The Marlins, who are six games behind San Diego’s parents in the fight for the last cunning quota of the National League, reached Sunday with a probabilities of just 1.2% of reaching the postseason, according to Fangraphs.
