WASHINGTON — The Miami Marlins feel like they have something special brewing as they get close to the halfway mark of the 2023 season, their first under new manager Skip Schumaker.
Their record and their place in the standings is reflecting that.
After they beat the Washington Nationals 4-2 at Nationals Park on Sunday to secure a series sweep get their sixth and final win on this nine-game, three-city road trip that also went through the Chicago White Sox and Seattle Mariners, the Marlins are 41-31 on the season. They are second in the National League East and have the third-best record in all of the National League.