Marlins' Third Walk-Off Win in Tight Series

The Miami Marlins secured a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking their third walk-off win in the opening four-game series. Derek Hill was instrumental in the win, scoring the decisive run in the ninth inning after reaching base on a single, stealing second, and advancing to third on a throwing error before scoring on a wild pitch by Pirates' closer David Bednar. Andrew McCutchen's early homer and an RBI double added to the Pirates' efforts, while Griffin Conine's solo home run tied the game in the seventh inning. The Marlins' victory came after a series where each game was decided by one run, showcasing tight competition between the teams. The Pirates had previously defeated the Marlins 4-3 with Oneil Cruz's two-run homer and McCutchen's RBI double contributing to their win. The Marlins will next face the New York Mets, while the Pirates will play against the Tampa Bay Rays.