Marlins Defeat Nationals 4-3 in Extras

In a thrilling matchup, the Miami Marlins secured their first victory of the season against the Washington Nationals with a 4-3 walk-off win in 10 innings. Xavier Edwards delivered the decisive hit, an opposite-field single that scored Griffin Conine, who advanced to third on a groundout. Both starting pitchers, MacKenzie Gore for Washington and Valente Bellozo for Miami, showcased excellent performances, with Gore striking out nine and Bellozo allowing only three hits in six innings. The Nationals had rallied from a 2-0 deficit to take a 3-2 lead in the eighth, but Miami fought back to tie the game with Jake Burger's single. The game drew a season-low crowd of 6,156 at LoanDepot Park. This victory improved Miami's record against Washington to 1-8 this season.