Marlins Crush White Sox, Extend NL East Lead

On April 1st, the Miami Marlins just nashed their fourth win in five games for the first time since 2020, crushing the Chicago White Sox.

9-2 at Lone Depot Park.

They started down 2-0 but exploded for 9 straight runs, feasting on Chicago's sloppy heirs to hold first place in the National League.

East.

Liam Hicks keeps scorching hot through four games, batting four for 11 with 8 RBIs, leading all the baseball in that category.

The 26-year-old backup catcher doubling at first base is proving indispensable alongside hitters like Owen Casey.

Fans are buzzing about the Marlins bullpened owning late innings, posting a tiny 0.51 ERA so far.

In this one, four relievers, Andrew Nardi, Anthony Bender, Calvin Falscher, and Pete Fairbanks pitched four perfect innings with 8 strikeouts and just one walk, no hits or runs allowed.

Griffin Conine stole the show too, smashing his first Homer of the year.

A two run blast in the 8th, finishing two for four.

The 28-year-old is slashing 400 with power in limited ad bats across outfield spots in first base, building serious momentum.

Looking ahead, Sandy Alcantara faces Shane Smith in today's 1-10pm Eastern finale, Marlins rowing early.

Let's see if they keep the fire lit.

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