The Miami Marlins poor June continued with their fifth straight loss and 14th overall in the month on Friday. The final of this one was 12-5 with the Toronto Blue Jays coming out on top. Miami is now only a half game ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies who sit in last place in the division.
Anibal Sanchez allowed six runs in only three and a third innings in one of his worst starts as a Marlin. Sanchez walked four and allowed seven hits as he struggled to throw anything over the plate that would confuse the Toronto lineup. The loss dropped the right-hander to 3-6 on the season after he started the year as a potential Cy Young candidate. Chad Gaudin tossed the next one and two third innings in scoreless fashion but was lifted for a pinch-hitter due to a potential rally by the offense. Gaudin would’ve likely worked at least two more innings if the at-bat was not needed. Ryan Webb continued the struggles that Sanchez started allowing six runs of his own in his two innings ...
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June 23, 2012
