Pirates Extend Season-High Four-Game Win Streak Over Marlins

The Pittsburgh Pirates extended their season-high winning streak to four games by defeating the Miami Marlins 10-3, led by Bryan Reynolds' bases-loaded triple during a dominant four-run third inning. The Pirates' offense was strong, with all nine starters recording hits and McCutchen and Adam Frazier each collecting three hits and an RBI. Marlins' starter Eury Perez, making his first major league start since Tommy John surgery, struggled, allowing four runs over three innings, while rookie Pirates starter Mike Burrows pitched effectively. The Marlins have been struggling, losing eight of their last nine games, with key pitcher Sandy Alcantara looking to regain form in the upcoming game. Pittsburgh's defense also contributed, capitalizing on Marlins' errors during a four-run sixth inning. The Pirates will face Alcantara and Mitch Keller in the next game, with both teams aiming to improve their records.