Miami Marlins Budding Star Makes Incredible Franchise History

The Miami Marlins have won their last seven games, which is the longest winning streak in MLB. The key behind this stretch has been Miami's offense, which has somehow looked unstoppable over the last week.

One player who has really shone over this recent stretch is Otto Lopez, and the budding star just made some incredible franchise history.

Per Miami Marlins Communications, Lopez is the first player in team history to score 10 or more runs, record 13 or more hits, and drive in 15 or more runs in a seven-game span.

During this stretch, Lopez is hitting .422 with an OBP of .500 and an SLG of .700, including four extra-base hits.

The past week has been just one snippet from an overall stellar month for Lopez. In June, the infield recorded an OPS of .812, the highest among qualified players on the Marlins.

This is a pretty impressive stat line and accomplishment for the young slugger, considering players such as Giancarlo Stanton, Miguel Cabrera, and Gary Shefflined played for the team during their prime.