Alcantara's Maddux, Hicks' Homer Power Marlins

On April 1st, Marlon's A Sandy Alcantara just dropped his second career

Maddox and fifth career shut out, dominating the White Sox in a 10-nothing.

Blowout at Lone Depot Park on Wednesday afternoon.

He needed only 93 pitches to mow down that young Chicago lineup,

giving up just three singles, striking out seven, and retiring 16.

Stray batters at one point.

Catcher Liam Hicks backed him up big time, smashing a Homer and driving in four runs

to tie his career high, while grabbing the MLB lead with 12.

RBIs through five games and smashing the Marlon's franchise mark.

Across his first two starts against the Rockies and White Sox,

Alcantara's allowed just one unearned run on seven hits over 16 innings with,

12 strikeouts and only two walks.

This marks the earliest Maddox and shut out for the Marlon's

since Nathan E. Ovalde's back in the Rangers 6 game last year,

and with five wins in.

Their first six, Miami's looking sharp like they haven't since 2014.

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