Sandy Alcantara delivered a masterclass on Tuesday, tossing seven scoreless innings and flirting with a no-hitter as the Marlins snapped a 12-game losing streak with a 1-0 win over the Phillies. Alcantara’s gem — including a franchise-record quality start — helped the Marlins climb back to .500 and close the gap to the NL wild card race at just 1.5 games behind. Kyle Stowers’ solo homer broke the scoreless tie, while standout defense — including Jakob Marsee’s spectacular catch on Bryce Harper — sealed the win. The bullpen, led by Pete Fairbanks’ 14th save, held strong. It’s the Marlins’ first series win against the Phillies in 11 tries — and with Alcantara looking every bit the ace, this team is showing signs of life.
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