Marlins Complete Sweep of Blue Jays

The Miami Marlins are seeking to conclude their disappointing season on a high note by completing a three-game sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays in their final game. After dominating victories of 15-5 and 8-1 in the first two games, the Marlins have showcased a strong finish with four wins in their last five games. Bench coach Luis Urueta has stepped in for manager Skip Schumaker, who is absent due to a family medical issue, and the team has responded well, highlighted by Dane Myers' five RBIs in the latest game. The Blue Jays, struggling with nine losses in their last 11 games, hope to avoid a sweep, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. needing one hit to reach 200 for the season. Despite a lackluster performance, Toronto's Nathan Lukes hit his first career home run on Saturday. The Marlins aim to capitalize on their recent offensive momentum and secure a positive end to the season.