Ryan Gusto delivered a career-best start for the Miami Marlins, tossing six strong innings, striking out five, and allowing just one run in a tough 4-2 loss to the Braves. Though the offense couldn’t rally in the ninth — a risky double steal backfired when Jakob Marsee was thrown out at third — Gusto proved he can compete with MLB’s elite. His performance is especially vital as ace Max Meyer sits out, positioning Gusto as a potential stabilizing force in the rotation — maybe even a fourth starter once Meyer returns. If he keeps this up, he’s not just filling a void — he’s making a statement that he belongs among baseball’s top pitchers.

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