A few Marlins players and coaches remain without power in South Florida.
And, yet, they can’t get home soon enough, no matter how hot it is.
Tired and battered, the Marlins closed out a disastrous road trip Sunday with an 10-3 beatdown by the Brewers. The Marlins went 2-8 on the trip and have lost 17 of their past 20 games.
Sunday’s setback came about when rookie Dillon Peters walked Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff with two outs in the fourth. The Brewers responded by scoring eight runs in the inning, the second eight-run inning of the series given up by the Marlins’ frazzled pitching staff.