Marlins Rewind: 5/10/24 Marlins vs Phillies

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Thanks for to wind up with us, Steven Strom here. Marlins drop game one of this three games set with the Phillies 8 to 2. As always, for the recap, here's her radio voice of the Miami Marlins, Kyle Seeloff PERSON.

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Well, this one got away early on the Marlins and Trevor Rogers tonight. Philadelphia beats up on them eight to two in game one of this three-game weekend series.

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Highlights from Lone Depot Park tonight. Unfortunately, not many as it pertains to Trevor Rogers, who lasted three in a 30, allowed five runs on four hits.

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Nine hits, or five runs, four earned nine hits, two walks and three strikeouts.

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Rogers now 0 and six this season, and his ERA is sitting at six point five seven.

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We were scoreless going to the top of the second inning.

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That was until Nick Castellanos PERSON led things off and broke the ice for the fills.

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We'll be here through Sunday.

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Then back on the road, we'll be in Detroit GPE.

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Next Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

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Here's a swing in a drive high and deep. Right center field. Off the bat of Castiano PERSON's, and this is gone. He just ambushed a Trevor Rogers PERSON change-up. Castiano's third homer of the season. It's 1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-1-1.And two batterers later, there was that enmundo Sosa PERSON doubled, and then two batters after that, Johann Rojas played at the second run of the inning. Now the 2-1 pitch, swung on line-center field. That's down for base hit. Jazz PERSON is on the baseball. Rounding third is Sosa PERSON.Throw comes in towards the plate, not in time. On his way to second is Rojas PERSON with an RBI single. He'll take second on the throw. 2-0-Fil Philadelphia here in the second inning. It would stay that way until the top of the fourth, top of the fourth start of an E-5 and then a walk and then Christian Pache would play run number three. The payoff pitch is swung on and line towards the gap in right center field. This is going to get down for a base hit.Myers is racing towards the warning track picks it up. One run is going to score. Pache PERSON has got a double. That's an RBI, and now it's 3 to nothing, Philadelphia ORG. That would be plenty for the Phillies tonight. However, two batters later, Kyle Schwerber would put the finishing touches on a two-run, or three-run fourth. Ground ball hit through the right side and a base hit. Sosa PERSON's going to score.Here comes Paché. Throw comes in towards the plate, not in time. Ball rolls at the backstop. Schwarber stays put at first. That's a two-run single, and now it's 5-0. So 5-0 after 4. Rogers went 3 in the 3rd. Again, 5 runs, 4 earn, 9 hits, 2 walks, 3 strikeouts. Declan Cronin, the inning in 2-thirds. He'll out a run on earn. Eli Villalobos tossed two innings, a lot of run on two hits tonight. Calvin Foshae, a lot of run on two hits and an inning.Anthony Bender worked a scoreless ninth. The Phillies would get one in the fifth. They'd get one in the seventh. They had an eight-two lead going to the bottom of the eighth inning and with two outs. Josh Bell would finally get the Marlins on the board with a couple of men on base. Here's a deep drive to left field and it's off the glove of Pache. Two runs are going to score. Josh Bell's going to have two RBIs with a two out double here in the eighth. Marlins ORG are on the board. It's eight to two. That would be all the marlins would get tonight. Ranger Suarez PERSON went seven shut out. He was making his eight start of the season. Tonight he's now seven and no. The Phillies ORG have won all eight of his starts here in two thousand and twenty four. Gregory Soto worked that eighth inning. He allowed the two runs on two hits and Jose Alvarado worked a perfect bottom of the night. So again for the Phillies tonight eight runs15 hits no errors 12 men left on base two runs five hits two errors and five men left on for the Marlins Suarez seven and no Rogers is 0 and six no save in it tonight two hours and 45 minutes total time of the game 15, 119 in attendance inside the air condition comfort of Lone Depot Park here tonight. For the Marlins, they punched out eight. That means $200 will be donated to Auto Nation's Drive Pink Initiative to fight against cancer. For every strikeout this season, $25 will be donated to the Drive Pink Initiative ORG.

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All right, Kyle, thank you. Let's head down to listen to Skip Schumacher, get his reaction after the eight two lost to the Phillies ORG.

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What seemed to be the biggest struggle tonight for Trevor PERSON?

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It means very similar to the past, last couple outings. Good Velo in the first inning and then consistently dropped throughout the game. Had trouble throwing his fastball first strikes a lot of time, probably 50% or so. I'm not exactly sure.There's some, you know, good pitches at times, but, you know, just kind of erratic and out of the zone behind counts, and you do that to some good hitters. You know, they're going to do some

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damage. He obviously cares so much about getting back on track. We saw that tonight. What was your reaction to the emotion that you saw from him in the dugout especially considering he's usually a pretty even-kill guy yeah i mean i think

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there should be a lot of pissed off people i mean this is no one wants to get their ass kicked every night so yeah i think people are probably sick of that i think there's probably frustration but you know i think anger is good at times because it builds adrenaline. It means you care. So I think if you're just going through the motions and, you know, checking boxes and, you know, it's just another game, so to speak, then, you know, you're not, you're not made for this. So I just, I don't mind a broken helmet, a bat slam, I mean, thatthrowing some, whatever you're doing, like, there's got to be some sort of emotion because, you know, I think sadness is, like, not the emotion you want. You want to be, like, anger, frustrated, the whole deal to, to, like, get some energy going, some emotion going, because that's where real adrenaline starts coming from. So, yeah, I don't mind.

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It just means you care. What made Ranger PRODUCT's sore so tough? His pitch ability is as good as it gets.

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He had the sinker, four-seamer combination working all night tonight. The cutter, slider, curveball combination, top of the zone, bottom of the zone. I thought J.T. PERSON stole a lot of strikes, did a really good job. You know, there's a lot of calls that, you know, definitely were, you know, went, I think both, there are some interesting calls, both sides, but I thought J.T. PERSON did a really nice job of stealing a lot of strikes, but, I mean, that wasn't the reason why we didn't hit.It was Ranger PRODUCT. Ranger PRODUCT did a really good job. A lot of weak pole side contact. I thought there was some good at bats. I thought Jazz PERSON took some good at bats. I thought Dela PERSON took some good at bats.Bentancourt swung the bat well tonight. But just overall, you know, besides, you know, J.B. PERSON's double, there wasn't much hard-car. Actually, Berger PERSON swung the bat really well. I had no numbers to show for it, but I thought he lined out a few times, good hard contact. So there's some signs of some guys that are, you know, starting to feel better and going to break through. But overall, Ranger was just, you know, a lot better than us tonight.

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You mentioned how he was kind of working all the quadrants. For Trevor PERSON, it seems like a lot of pitches on the outside part. Play, how important is he going to be for him to try to pitch inside Trevor, it seems like a lot of pitches on the outside part. How important is it going to be for him to try to pitch inside? So it seems like a lot of hits that were going on.

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I think he's, I mean, if you watch it, he's trying, they're setting up inside, he's missing arm's side. So when you're not driving it through and to the glove side, you're going to have problems. You know, big hitters, you know, if you're not, if they don't think inside at all, I mean,they're going to lean out over and do exactly what they just did. A lot of opposite field hits tonight with, um, with, uh, extra base, you know, velocity behind it. So I think, uh, I think you're exactly right that he needs to throw the ball inside more. He tried. It just didn't work.

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Trevor Rogers struggled again. You went three and one third's innings pitch, gave up nine hits, five runs, four of a mern. Let's hear what Rogers PERSON had to say after his outing and after the emotional outburst we saw during the game.

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When you came out of the game, was it directly from tonight? Is it a little bit of a culmination of this most recent stretch? What were you most frustrated about?

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Well, I think it was just this recent stretch. I've just been, just haven't been doing my job. Just not giving the team any chance to win. It just seemed like they're just hitting the ball all over the yard. I can't make pitches and it's just not pitching well.

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Did you feel like you had a good feel for any of your pitches tonight? Was it more where you were locating the ball? What would seem to be the biggest

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struggle in this one specifically? I mean I think my slider was actually pretty good today. I was blending a lot of strikes. I think I got all my strikeouts around sliders. That's a plus. I was just really having trouble, really get my fastball up today, falling behind guys. I could go on and on. It was just wasn't a good start.

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Sorry, go ahead, Christina.

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I'm going to say how important the location of the fastball not

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being able to get up the top, and then just the inability to maybe locate inside that led to the way to do you.

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I mean, I think that's everything if I can't locate. Fastball inside, like my change up out of way. It's pretty much useless. Two seems useless. I mean, I could get away with it here and there, but with that team, I think they clearly showed that I can't get away with it.So I just, I got to be better.

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Just obviously we've talked about in the season, just the velocity being down a bit. It's, you know, Ranger PRODUCT on the other side that kind of throws the same velocity. Just for him, how is he able to, let's say, today get the results and you weren't able to? What does he do that?

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I think he was, every time I looked up, he was 01.

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I think his first pitch strikes were really good today. Landing everything for strikes, expanding when he needs to, and that's why he's one of the best pitchers in the league this year. He proved that tonight, and I proved that I have a lot of work to do.

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Trevor PERSON, I know you've mentioned, you know, you don't want to get too wrapped up in maybe the down velocity this season specifically, but has it impacted the way you've had to go out there and formulate your plan of attack? Has it had an impact specifically on kind of how you tried to navigate a game, maybe not having as elevated a velocity this season?

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Yeah, I'd say a little bit. I think Mel and Brandon PERSON and I sat down, and I think my hand is just so disconnected from my body right now. As far as when my foot lands, my hand is still below my shoulder when it should be in a cock position. So that's kind of what we really worked onthese past five days and really saw the benefits from that. It was 93-94 that first inning. So I'm just trying to feel that cocked connected position when my foot lands, but obviously not

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put too much thought into it where it takes away from my other pitches. So I'm just kind of in that in between to where I don't want to be too mechanical out there but yet still feel that. I think we have a good plan going as far as getting this connected. I've only been doing it for three or four daysand there's been some improvement. So as much as I is going to test my patience, I just got to be patient with it and know that if I

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get my hand back in the connected position at Fus ORG strike, that it'll be there. Yeah, I was going to say, is that the encouraging part, at least that you've kind of pinpointed something that you know you want to work on, and hopefully the more you're able to do that,you know, the results will come.

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Yeah, for sure. I think the one positive thing, my slide was 83, 84 majority of the night. I was landing it for strikes. I'm expanding it when I need to. But yeah, I still a long way to go.

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Trevor PERSON, you kind of alluded to it, but you're very stoic. You don't show emotion much. Like, for it to get to this point where you did, you know, in the done like, just what does that say about your mindset-wise and the team just in general?

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You know, we're a good group of guys in there, and we're all just pissed at how things are going so far. It's just like when we hit, we just can't pitch. When we pitch, we just can't hit. It's like we just can't put a nine-a-ning game together. And me gone out there and laying a goose egg like that doesn't help things.I just got to be better. That's kind of what pisses me off the most. I can't get my team a chance. And it's just that's kind of where you saw the frustration there.

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All right back at it. It's going to be a 410 first pitch, which means I've got Marlins ORG on deck at 340. As always, thanks for rewind on with us. This is the Marlins Radio Network, driven by Auto Nation ORG.

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