Marlins Snap Three-Game Losing Streak With 6-0 Win Over Orioles

The Miami Marlins secured a 6-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles, ending a three-game losing streak, with starter Janson Junk delivering seven scoreless innings on five hits and no walks. Key offensive contributions included Derek Hill's two RBIs and Xavier Edwards' two-run homer, with the Marlins scoring all their runs in the last three innings. Baltimore's Trevor Rogers, who was traded from Miami last summer, pitched well, allowing two hits and two walks with eight strikeouts but was charged with the runs. Midseason awards for the Marlins highlight Kyle Stowers as MVP, Edward Cabrera and Ronny Henriquez as Cy Young candidates, and Agustín Ramírez as Best Rookie, reflecting strong individual performances across the team. Agustín Ramírez has also made MLB history by reaching 20 singles, 20 extra-base hits, and 10 home runs in fewer road games than any modern-era player except Willie McCovey. Additionally, Rogers' pitching profile indicates strong groundball tendencies and high fastball spin rate, though he struggles with control and has benefited from fortunate balls in play this season.