Sandy Alcantara sets Marlins innings record in 7-0 victory over Angels

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Sandy Alcantara sets Marlins innings record in 7-0 victory over Angels
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Sandy Alcantara became the Miami Marlins' all-time leader in innings pitched during a 7-0 win against the Los Angeles Angels on August 8. Alcantara recorded eight strikeouts over seven innings, surpassing Ricky Nolasco’s previous record of 1,225 2/3 innings. Xavier Edwards contributed with three RBIs, helping Miami snap a four-game losing streak. The Marlins took an early lead and held the Angels scoreless throughout the game. They will face the Angels again on August 9.

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  • •Alcantara set the Marlins' innings record with 1,226 in the third inning.
  • •Xavier Edwards drove in three runs for Miami.
  • •Alcantara allowed three hits and one walk in seven innings.
  • •Pete Fairbanks struck out three batters in the ninth to close the game.
  • •Marlins’ next game is against the Angels on August 9.
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Sandy Alcantara struck out eight in seven innings, becoming the Miami Marlins' career leader in innings pitched, and Xavier Edwards had three RBIs in a 7-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday. Alcantara (13-6) broke the record in the third, working his 1,226th inning and passing Ricky Nolasco, who pitched 1,225 2/3 innings for the Marlins from 2006-13. Reliever Pete Fairbanks struck out all three batters in the ninth to end the game.

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Sandy Alcantara cemented his legacy by surpassing Ricky Nolasco’s innings record, proving why "El Caballo" remains the irreplaceable anchor of Miami’s rotation amidst a shifting pitching landscape.

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Alcantara broke the record in the third, working his 1,226th inning and passing Ricky Nolasco, who pitched 1,225 2/3 innings for the Marlins from 2006-13.

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