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Marte fouled out to first baseman Cooper.

Flores flied out to center fielder Puello.

Dyson grounded out, pitcher Conley to first baseman Cooper.

Grounded out, pitcher Conley to first baseman Cooper.

Marlins

Escobar singled to right, Dyson scored, Marte to second.

Singled to right, Dyson scored, Marte to second.

D.Peralta grounded out, first baseman Cooper unassisted, Marte scored, Escobar to third.

Grounded out, first baseman Cooper unassisted, Marte scored, Escobar to third.

Ahmed homered to left on a 1-0 count, Escobar scored, Walker scored, Lamb scored.

Homered to left on a 1-0 count, Escobar scored, Walker scored, Lamb scored.

Lamb homered to center on a full count, D.Peralta scored.

Homered to center on a full count, D.Peralta scored.

Prado doubled to left, H.Ramírez scored.

Marlins first.  Rojas homered to left on a 2-0 count.  Anderson grounded out, third baseman Lamb to first baseman Walker.  Cooper grounded out, second baseman Escobar to first baseman Walker.  Castro hit a ground-rule double to left.  Alfaro lined out to right fielder Dyson.

Diamondbacks fourth.  Dyson walked.  Marte walked, Dyson to second.  Escobar singled to right, Dyson scored, Marte to second.  On right fielder Anderson's throwing error, Marte to third, Escobar to second.  D.Peralta grounded out, first baseman Cooper unassisted, Marte scored, Escobar to third.  Walker was hit by a pitch.  Lamb walked on a full count, Walker to second.  Ahmed homered to left on a 1-0 count, Escobar scored, Walker scored, Lamb scored.  Kelly flied out to center fielder Puello.  Young struck out.

Diamondbacks sixth.  D.Peralta singled to center.  Walker struck out.  Lamb homered to center on a full count, D.Peralta scored.  Ahmed lined out to center fielder Puello.  Kelly doubled to left.  Young struck out.

Marlins seventh.  H.Ramírez singled to center.  Prado doubled to left, H.Ramírez scored.  Crichton pitching.  Flores in as second baseman.  Puello struck out.  Granderson pinch-hitting for Wei-Yin.  Granderson flied out to left fielder D.Peralta.  Rojas flied out to left fielder D.Peralta.

Diamondbacks eighth.  Guerrero pitching.  D.Peralta grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Cooper.  Walker was hit by a pitch.  Locastro pinch-running for Walker.  Lamb flied out to center fielder Puello.  Ahmed doubled to left, Locastro scored.  Kelly flied out to center fielder Puello.

 The Diamondbacks took two of three from Baltimore with Wednesday's 5-2 victory to go back over .500. They haven't been more than two games over .500 or two games under since they were 38-35 before play on June 18.

 A 2-0 win over the White Sox on Wednesday gave the Marlins consecutive wins for the first time this month. Miami allowed two total runs in those victories after giving up 28 during a four-game losing streak.

 Ketel Marte homered Wednesday to become the first Diamondbacks player to hit 10 or more home runs from both sides of the plate in a single season. He's 17-for-41 (.415) since July 13 and is tied for third (minimum 40 plate appearances) in hits in the NL during that span.

 Marlins starting pitchers have gone at least seven innings in back-to-back starts for the first time since May 27-28. Miami hasn't had three straight starters complete at least seven innings since June 21-23, 2016.

 Zach Greinke, Friday's scheduled starter, is 7-0 with a 3.28 ERA in 11 career starts against the Marlins. He's won all six starts in Miami with a 1.48 ERA, five walks and 38 strikeouts. The Marlins are the only MLB team he has never lost to.

 Sandy Alcantara, scheduled to start Friday for Miami, is 0-3 with a 7.15 ERA in his last four starts after going 2-1 with a 1.71 ERA in his previous five. His 112 1/3 innings are the most by a Marlins rookie through 19 starts in a season since 2010, just ahead of Jose Fernandez, who had 111 2/3 in 2013.

HP - Dreckman, 1B - Marquez, 2B - Fairchild, 3B - Estabrook

Miami Marlins right-hander Jordan Yamamoto and Arizona Diamondbacks lefty Alex Young -- who will face each other on Saturday night -- are two of the more underrated rookies in the National League this year.
Neither player has put up enough numbers to stack up with this year's front-runners for the NL award, including New York Mets first baseman Peter Alonso, San Diego Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. and Atlanta Braves teammates Mike Soroka and Austin Riley.

Rookies get starting nods as Marlins host D-backs

MIAMI (AP)  The second time through the batting order, the Arizona Diamondbacks solved Jordan Yamamoto.
After the Miami Marlins rookie retired his first nine hitters, the Diamondbacks were ready in the fourth inning. Nick Ahmed hit a grand slam that keyed a six-run outburst as Arizona won 9-2 on Saturday night.

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Arizona Diamondbacks @ Miami Marlins on July 27, 2019

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