
The Miami Marlins brought out the brooms—literally and figuratively—as the club defeated the New York Yankees 7-3 to seal a series sweep of the Bronx Bombers. Not only did Sunday's victory represent the first time the Marlins have ever swept the Yankees, but the triumph also allowed Miami to enter rarified air in its head-to-head matchup against New York.
The Marlins now have a 25-24 record all-time (including postseason) against the Yankees, making the club the only team in MLB with a winning record vs. New York, according to MLB.com.