The Minnesota Twins faced another setback in their declining postseason hopes, losing 4-1 to the Miami Marlins, who are battling for a better record. Jonah Bride's performance highlighted the game, contributing multiple hits and a home run that set the tone for the Marlins' victory.

Despite Royce Lewis' efforts with an RBI single, the Twins struggled offensively, particularly with runners in scoring position. With their recent performance, the Twins find themselves two games behind in the wild-card race with only five games remaining.

Injuries continue to plague the Twins, with Max Kepler expected to miss the rest of the season, raising questions about his future with the team.

Shohei Ohtani reached a milestone by stealing his 50th base, marking a significant achievement in his season with the Los Angeles Dodgers. His first steal set the stage for a 1-0 lead against the Miami Marlins with an RBI single that followed.

Ohtani is on track to accomplish a historic 50-home run and 50-stolen base season, surpassing previous records for players with such steal numbers. Manager Dave Roberts noted Ohtani's improved base-stealing skills and aggressive playing style this year.

Shohei Ohtani showcased his skills by stealing his 49th base as the Los Angeles Dodgers triumphed over the Miami Marlins 8-4. Pursuing a historic 50 homers and 50 steals in a season, Ohtani had a single on his first at-bat before struggling in subsequent appearances.

Tommy Edman shone for the Dodgers with a two-run homer, while Enrique Hernández and Will Smith also contributed home runs. Los Angeles maintained a solid lead in the NL West standings, equipped with strong pitching from Landon Knack.

In a remarkable performance, rookie James Wood hit two home runs, leading the Washington Nationals to a 4-3 victory over the Miami Marlins. Pitcher MacKenzie Gore delivered six solid innings, allowing just two hits and earning his ninth win of the season.

The Nationals finished strong against the Marlins this year, winning 11 of their 13 matchups. The Marlins, now last in the NL East, struggled on their road trip.

Edward Cabrera delivered a stellar performance, tossing seven scoreless innings to lead the Miami Marlins to a 10-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. He struck out six and allowed only three hits, with his first hit allowed coming in the sixth inning.

Connor Norby shone offensively, hitting two home runs, while Griffin Conine contributed three hits. The Marlins rallied in a dominant third inning, where they scored seven runs, effectively sealing the game.