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No Thanks, I’d Rather Lose

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By Roger Cormier
| Baseball Prospectus
Allow me to set the scene for you. It is Friday, July 17, 2026 at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Miami Marlins and Brewers are playing a taut game that is tied at one going into the bottom of the ninth inning. After getting the first two batters out, Marlins closer Pete Fairbanks runs into some trouble. Joey Ortiz singles to center and steals second base, and then Christian Yelich walks to fill the vacant base. Up to the plate comes Jackson Chourio.
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El gran ponche | Baseball Prospectus

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By Roger Cormier
| Baseball Prospectus
Traducido porPepe Latorre “Se los agradezco. ¡Se los agradezco a todos ustedes!” Las 9,901 personas que acudieron al LoanDepot Park el martes pasado no sabían que se estaba haciendo historia durante la séptima entrada. Fue entonces cuando Sandy Alcántara, el ace de los Marlins, batió el récord de ponches de la franquicia superando finalmente al legendario Ricky Nolasco con su ponche número 1,002.
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Swing and a Miss

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By Roger Cormier
| Baseball Prospectus
“Appreciate it. Appreciate it out there!” The 9,901 people that found their way inside loandepot Park last Tuesday were unaware history had been made during the seventh inning. That was when Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara broke Miami’s franchise strikeout record, finally surpassing the immortal Ricky Nolasco with whiff #1,002.
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