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Three things we learned about Dillon Peters after his debut

After weeks of clamoring for Dillon Peters to be called up to the Miami Marlins, it finally happened on Friday night. The stout left-hander made his debut in front of a mostly empty Marlins Park, but that didn’t appear to phase him in the least.

His night began going in the wrong direction after issuing a walk to his first batter. But he settled in after that. Peters finished the evening going seven shutout innings and striking out eight batters. He walked three and tossed a total of 94-pitches.

He undoubtedly earned another start for the Marlins.