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Marlins Open 2026 season 3-0, First Time Since 2009
The Miami Marlins couldn't have asked for a better start to the 2026 season. With a three-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies, Miami has opened the year 3-0 for the first time since 2009, injecting early optimism into South Florida's baseball scene.
Across the three-game set, the Marlins showcased balance on both sides of the ball. Miami's pitching staff set the tone, limiting Colorado's offense and delivering clutch outs in tight moments. Offensively, timely hitting and improved plate discipline allowed the Marlins to capitalize on scoring opportunities that often slipped away in past seasons.
Strong starting performances anchored the sweep, supported by a bullpen that looked sharper and more composed than it did much of last year. Early-season command, paired with reduced walks and cleaner late innings, gave Miami consistent control throughout the series.
The Marlins lineup delivered with runners in scoring position, mixing power with situational hitting. Several players who struggled in 2025 came out aggressive and confident, setting a positive tone for the rest of the homestand.
Beginning a season 3-0 isn't common territory for Miami with the last time being 2009 making this opening sweep even more significant. For a franchise looking to change its trajectory, the early momentum is a welcome sight for fans and a signal that this year's squad may carry more upside than expected.
Written by: Daniel Torres
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