Thursday afternoon was a good example of what happens when the starting pitching and bullpen of the Dodgers don’t exactly fire on all cylinders.
After outscoring the Marlins by a combined score of 24-2 in the first two games of the series, the Dodgers couldn’t capitalize in the finale, losing to the Fish by a score of 13-7.
With the win, Miami prevented Los Angeles from walking away with a season series sweep. Earlier in July, the Dodgers defeated the Marlins in all three games at Chavez Ravine by a total margin of 21 runs to seven.