Fresh off a disappointing series against the struggling Mets to open the season’s second half after the All-Star break, the Marlins were looking to regain some focus and get back to playing solid baseball. The San Diego Padres came to town for a mid-week series, and they kicked things off with a bang, scoring 12 runs on 14 hits Tuesday night, more than enough support to continue Jordan Yamamoto’s rookie winning streak. The offensive barrage was Miami’s second-highest run total of the season. It looked like they could possibly be showing signs of collectively turning the corner at the plate.
Feast or famine for Marlins offense in 2019
