Miami’s struggling Marlins head into a tough matchup against the surging Nationals, riding a five-game skid and getting crushed offensively while their pitching woes mount. Washington, meanwhile, is on a hot streak, winning two straight and showing power at the plate. With Nationals’ Cade Cavalli facing Marlins’ Sandy Alcantara — both pitchers battling through rough patches — the home team’s momentum and recent offensive fire make them heavy favorites. Expect a high-scoring affair as the Nationals aim to sweep the series and cover the spread, while the Marlins look to snap their losing streak — but the odds aren’t in their favor.

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Marlins’ rotation takes another hit as promising starter Edward Cabrera goes on the injured list after a shaky stretch, despite a strong recent outing. With four starters already sidelined, the team’s depth is dangerously thin. Minor league standout Tanner White, who’s been dominant with a stellar ERA, deserves a call-up — but the system lacks obvious replacements, with Braxton Garrett and Ryan Gusto as the main options. Compounding the issue, reliever Andrew Nardi faces a three-month recovery from a rib stress reaction, adding to the mounting pressure on a struggling bullpen.

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The Nationals are hot and hungry as they face the struggling Marlins in a pivotal three-game series, riding a six-win streak and a stellar 2.20 ERA into tonight’s showdown — while Miami’s woes continue on the road with a 4.81 ERA and six losses in their last ten. Wood and Mead lead the charge for Washington, while Hicks and Caissie try to spark Miami — but the momentum clearly favors the Nats.

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