De Los Santos' MLB Debut Sparks Marlins

0:00On March 30, Miami-Marlin's prospect, Davieson De Los Santos, made his big league debut at first-based Sunday against the Colorado Rockies. The 22-year-old stepped up after Christopher Morrell got hurt, and right away he delivered his first majorly hit a double in the second, inning that drove in a run. De Los Santos has been grinding in the minors for six years since signing with Miami at 18. That double turned what could have been an out into a rally starter as the Rockies fielder dropped the ball, letting him slide into second and advanced another runner to third. Fans are buzzing about his potential. He's one of the Marlin's top-hitting prospects with power and contact skills that could produce doubles and, homers for years, it's just one game, but his prep in the Dominican Winter League and Triple A Jacksonville has everyone hyped for more. The Marlins capped off for perfect Sunday with a walk-off win, sweeping the three-game series for their first three-and-oh start since 2000.

1:009. De Los Santos win one for two in his debut, fitting right into an offense that's already clicking. Now they stay home at Lone Depot, part for three games against the Chicago White Sox, kicking off tonight at 6.40pm Eastern with Chris Patagon. The mound facing their hot-hitting third baseman, Winnetaka Murakami, who's already smashed three homers this season. That's your update from MLB News Today, powered by AI.