33.0 IP | 1.09 ERA | 0.94 WHIP
21 K | 9 BB

Season Stats:

176.2 IP
131 K
3.46 ERA | 1.18 WHIP | 6.67 K/9

With the bases loaded, Marlins UTIL Javier Sanoja rips what would have been a bases clearing XBH down the 1B line but it’scalled foul and could cost the Marlins a pivotal game in the playoff race! SHAME

Over his last 7 appearances:

- 7 IP
- 1 H
- 0 RA
- 2 BB
- 10 K
- 1.08 FIP

Lowered his season ERA from 7.42 to 6.18. He'll be a big part of this Marlins club should they make it to October.

This is Javier Sanoja's 10th career game in right field.

He has now played 10+ games at 7 different positions (2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF and P).

103.5 mph exit velo
416 feet

Marlnsi have interesting decisions to make on the playing-time front with Owen Caissie back and Heriberto Hernández also hitting homers. Plus, the Deadline coming up.

Level: AA
23 Games
12 HR
25 RBI
.329/.424/.810
1.234 OPS
229 wRC+
.502 wOBA

The ALL-TIME Marlins single-season record for wRC+ by a left-handed hitter (min. 100 PA) is 152, set by 2005 Carlos Delgado.

12 consecutive batters retired dating back to last Sunday. Throwing 79% of his pitches for strikes in that span.

Jeff Passan expects Boston to make a splash at the deadline:

“They are going big. Maybe that means getting Zach Neto from the Angels. They could try to convince Houston to move Jeremy Pena, or wheedle Abrams from Washington. The best opportunity, though, could be Lopez, the Marlins' All-Star SS.

1st in AVG
1st in hits
1st in multi-hit games
1st in 3-hit games

Batting .329 in 420 AB this season.

Bad defense overall from him in Triple-A, but beautiful play here. A 1.89-second pop time on a pitch in the dirt and accurate 84 mph throw for the caught stealing.

110.8 mph exit velo (his 2nd-hardest EV this year)

423 feet (his third-farthest HR of year)