Paige Leckie is a writer for Major League Baseball (MLB), covering games, player performances, and team news. With a passion for the sport, Paige provides in-depth analysis and commentary on the latest happenings in the world of baseball.
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This story was excerpted from Mark Sheldon's Reds Beat newsletter, written this week by Paige Leckie. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- With one swing in the top of the seventh inning, TJ Friedl changed the entire tenor of the Reds’ 6-4 loss to the Marlins on Wednesday night. Until Friedl stepped to the plate, with two outs and bases loaded, Cincinnati was 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position on
By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- At this point in the season, with about five weeks to go, the main goal for the Marlins is to generate a solid enough foundation that they can build on top of next year. While Miami might not have come out of Tuesday's 3-1 loss to the D-backs
By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- It had been 13 months and two weeks, composed of 166 at-bats (189 plate appearances) in 82 games spread between three teams since the last time Cristian Pache had hit a Major League home run. That all went back to zero when he stepped to the plate in
This story was excerpted from Christina De Nicola’s Marlins Beat newsletter, written this week by Paige Leckie. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
MIAMI -- Raucous applause rose from the stands behind the Phillies’ dugout as Johan Rojas dove into first base. Rojas didn’t need to dive -- the closest Marlin was too far from the bag to tag him out -- but he wasn’t taking any chances; it had been a week
MIAMI -- The Phillies were hit with a bit of an obstacle pregame on Friday. The Marlins’ starter, Edward Cabrera, was scratched an hour before first pitch with migraine-like symptoms. Having less than an hour to prepare for any combination of bullpen arms Miami was going to throw didn’t faze
By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- Aaron Nola entered his 29th start of the season on a hot streak: Over his previous four games -- all of which the Phillies had won -- Nola had posted a 1.44 ERA with 24 strikeouts and just six walks. But Nola cooled off against the Marlins, getting
By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- When Seth Johnson exited his Major League debut on Sunday afternoon, he and manager Rob Thomson had a long chat in the dugout. Johnson had been hit hard by the Marlins in the Phils’ 10-1 series-finale loss at loanDepot park, allowing nine runs on eight hits and three
By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- Griffin Conine hit his first career homer on Aug. 31 in San Francisco -- a knock he will never forget. And while that first long ball was proof that he could hack it in the big leagues, perhaps his second home run was a sign of what is
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