In a thrilling game, the Miami Marlins defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 9-5, ending Philadelphia's six-game winning streak. Otto López came close to hitting for the cycle, while Connor Norby contributed a two-run homer and three RBIs. Jonah Bride also went deep to help secure the victory.

Pitched by John McMillon, the Marlins showcased a strong offense with 14 hits, bouncing back from a heavy loss to the same team a day earlier. The Phillies’ Aaron Nola struggled, resulting in the shortest outing of his season.

The Washington Nationals secured a 6-2 victory over the Miami Marlins, highlighted by Keibert Ruiz's near-cycle performance and Joey Gallo's three-run homer.

Patrick Corbin shone on the mound, striking out eight and allowing just two runs over 5 2/3 innings.

This win marks the Nationals' dominance over the Marlins this season, remaining undefeated against them while overcoming previous struggles.

The Colorado Rockies achieved an 8-2 victory over the Miami Marlins, showcasing a strong performance highlighted by Aaron Schunk's first major league home run.

Kyle Freeland marked his 200th career appearance with a solid outing, earning his 59th career win and achieving his 800th strikeout.

The Marlins struggled defensively with four errors, contributing to their defeat as the Rockies capitalized on the mistakes.

The Colorado Rockies showcased a strong performance against the Miami Marlins, winning 8-2 with contributions from their lower batting order.

Key players stepped up, including rookie Aaron Shunk, who hit his first career homer, and Nolan Jones, who provided crucial RBIs.

Pitcher Kyle Freeland dominated with six solid innings, allowing minimal hits and striking out five, further solidifying his place in Rockies history.

Despite some early issues, the Rockies' bullpen was effective, ensuring a drama-free game after a prior loss.

In an exciting matchup, the Miami Marlins staged a remarkable comeback against the Colorado Rockies, winning 9-8 after trailing 6-0 early on.

Jesús Sánchez's three-run homer capped a five-run rally in the ninth inning, marking the largest deficit the Marlins have overcome this season.

Meanwhile, Ezequiel Tovar shone for the Rockies, hitting his 20th and 21st homers, but they faced their largest blown lead of the year.