Valente Bellozo has struggled on the mound recently, allowing at least six hits in six of his last seven starts. With a modest strikeout rate of 15.3%, he poses a favorable matchup for opposing hitters, making it likely for him to give up more than 5.5 hits against the Twins. This sets the stage for a potentially high-scoring game given the Twins' offensive capabilities.

Valente Bellozo earned the win for the Marlins, allowing three runs and seven hits over 5 1/3 innings. His performance was supported by strong relief pitching from Anthony Bender, Lake Bachar, Declan Cronin, and Jesus Tinoco, who combined to limit Atlanta to just two hits after Bellozo's departure. Tinoco secured the save with three consecutive outs.

Valente Bellozo is set to pitch for the Marlins in Friday's game against the Braves. Right-handed hitters have found success against him this season, with a batting average of .256 and an OPS of .853. This could create a favorable matchup for Ozzie Albies, who is returning from injury. However, Bellozo's performance indicates that he can be a challenge, particularly as the series progresses and tougher right-handed pitchers, like Adam Oller, come into play.

Valente Bellozo started for the Marlins, pitching 5 1/3 innings and surrendering three runs on six hits, including two home runs. His performance ended with the Nationals taking a 3-1 lead after Tena hit a home run, leading to Bellozo's exit from the game.

Valente Bellozo limited Washington to three hits over six-plus innings, demonstrating solid control with two walks and one strikeout in his outing. His performance contributed to Miami's efforts before the game shifted into extra innings.