CF Jakob Marsee's sixth stolen base in the third inning of tonight's game in Cleveland tied INF Quilvio Veras (1995) and is one short of the franchise record for most stolen bases through a player's first 13 games to begin their career with the club. Trailing only INF Luis

CF Jakob Marsee's two-run home run in the fifth inning tonight in Cleveland marked the 24-year-old's first multi-home run game of his career and was also the hardest hit ball of his career at 107.6 mph. It is the 11th multi-home run game of the season by a Marlins hitter, last

CF Jakob Marsee's seven RBI in tonight's game in Cleveland ties a Marlins franchise record for most RBI in a single game, which has now occurred seven times. The last seven RBI game by a Marlins player was on April 13, 2021, at Atlanta by Adam Duvall.

Following Wednesday's historic game in Cleveland, per Elias Sports Bureau, Marlins OF Jakob Marsee is the first-ever MLB player to, in the first 13 games of his career, steal six-or-more bases and record 10-or-more extra-base hits.

Since June 1 (66 games), 2B Xavier Edwards leads Major League Baseball in hits (91) and multi-hit games (28) while his .332 AVG (91x297) is the best mark in the National League in this span. His .305 AVG in 109 games this season currently leads all qualified NL hitters.

CF Jakob Marsee is the fifth player in Major League Baseball since 1900 to record at least 14 extra-base hits, including two-or-more triples, in their first 19 career games, joining Chris Dickerson (2008), Gregg Jefferies (1987-88), George C. Scott (1966), and Mandy Brooks

C Agustín Ramírez tied a franchise record when he was hit by a pitch for the second time in the bottom of the third inning of Wednesday night's game vs. St. Louis. It's the second time in his last four games that he has been hit by a pitch twice in one game (Aug. 17 at BOS).

SS Maximo Acosta collected his first MLB hit with a solo home run in the bottom of the sixth inning of Wednesday's game vs. St. Louis. He is the 15th Marlins player to hit a home run for his first-career MLB hit, the last being Jerar Encarnacion on June 19, 2022, at New York-NL.

RHP Sandy Alcantara's nine strikeouts in Wednesday night's game vs. St. Louis marked a new season high for the 6-foot-5 right-hander. The last start he reached nine or more strikeouts was a 10-strikeout performance on Aug. 12, 2023, vs. New York-AL.

RHP Ronny Henriquez's two strikeouts in his one inning of scoreless relief in Wednesday's game vs. St. Louis lifts the 25-year-old into a tie for the National League lead for most strikeouts by a reliever (81) with SD's J. Estrada. It was the 51st time in 56 games this season

Javier Sanoja is the first player in Marlins history to record multiple game-tying hits in the 9th inning or later of the same game.

With his 10th stolen base of the season in the 7th inning today vs. Toronto, Agustín Ramírez becomes the fourth catcher in Marlins history to eclipse double-digit stolen bases in a single season. He joins JT Realmuto (12, 2016), Iván Rodríguez (10, 2003), and Benito Santiago

CF Jakob Marsee has recorded 23 RBI in his first 23 games with Miami, marking the most for a player to begin their career with the franchise. His 23 RBI are also the second-most for any hitter when starting a stint with the franchise, behind only OF Moisés Alou in 1997 (29 RBI).

RHP Edward Cabrera recorded 10 strikeouts over 7.0 scoreless innings vs. Atlanta tonight, marking his third double-digit strikeout game of the season (May 25 at LAA and Aug. 8 at ATL). Cabrera is the first Marlins starter with three games of 10+ strikeouts in a season since LHP

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In 24 career MLB games, Jakob Marsee of the Miami Marlins has hit 10 doubles, three triples and four homers. Prior to Marsee, the last player to reach those three marks within his first 25 MLB games was Joe DiMaggio in 1936.

CF Jakob Marsee is the third player since 2000 to record at least 29 hits and 24 RBI in his first 25 career games, joining HOU's Yordan Alvarez (2019) and STL's Albert Pujols (2001).

RHP Sandy Alcantara tonight became the fifth active Dominican-born pitcher to reach 900 strikeouts in his Major League career, joining HOU's F. Valdez, ATH's L. Severino, MIL's F. Peralta, and SEA's L. Castillo.