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Stowers Homers and Has an RBI Single, Marlins Rally to Beat the Royals 9-6
Kyle Stowers and Heriberto Hernández each drove in two runs as Miami scored the final six runs and won its second straight game.
- On Wednesday, the Miami Marlins rallied from an early deficit to defeat the Kansas City Royals 9-6, with Kyle Stowers, Javier Sanoja, and Jakob Marsee each homering in the victory.
- Kansas City built a 5-2 lead in the first inning after Carter Jensen hit a leadoff homer, his 21st, and Salvador Perez connected for a two-run shot to fuel the early offensive surge.
- Heriberto Hernandez extended his on-base streak to 19 games with two hits and two RBIs, while Stowers added an RBI single as the Marlins mounted their comeback.
- Griffin Conine made stellar defensive catches to preserve the lead, while reliever Cade Gibson earned the win and Calvin Faucher recorded his third save for Miami.
- The Marlins improved to 71-69, while the Royals fell to 62-78 following the loss. RHP Sandy Alcantara faces Royals RHP Michael Wacha in Thursday's series finale.
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Stowers homers and has an RBI single, Marlins rally to beat the Royals 9-6
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) — Kyle Stowers homered and had an RBI single, Heriberto Hernández drove in two runs and the Miami Marlins rallied to beat the Kansas City Royals 9-6 on Wednesday night.
·Toronto, Canada
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Kyle Stowers connected a home run and a simple booster, Heriberto Hernández towed two races and the Miami Marlins reacted to beat the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday 9-6.
With dad in attendance, Conine delivers off bench on offense and defense
KANSAS CITY – Heriberto Hernández knocked a pair of RBI doubles and right fielder Griffin Conine made two stellar catches in the Marlins’ 9-6 comeback win over the Royals on Wednesday night at Kauffman Stadium. Miami (71-69) moved within 2 1/2 games of Arizona (74-67) for the third and final
·New York, United States
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