3 Interesting Facts About Miami’s Last 30 Games

Over their last 30 games, the Miami Marlins have gone 8-22. Since they’re 47-85, that’s essentially an extension of what they’ve done all season, but there are some notable items to point out about their performance during that time period. 

Take a look at a few interesting facts leading into their matchup against the Cincinnati Reds tonight.

League-Worst Bullpen?

• Over 88 appearances (95.2 IP), the Marlins bullpen has posted a 7.20 FIP during that time span (by far the worst in MLB — next worst: Orioles at 6.06). 

Consider these stats, too:

• 43.5 Hard-Hit % (worst)

• 1.75 WHIP (worst)

• 29 HR allowed (worst)

Lady Luck Is In Play

With 122 runs scored in this span, the Marlins ranked 18th in the MLB. However, it’s important to note that they posted a BABIP of .319 in that time period (7th-highest in MLB). Therefore, luck was most likely in play and their 26 homers hit was the 2nd-fewest amount.

They Still Can’t Hit With Power 

Miami posted an embarrassing .145 ISO over their last 30 games (2nd-worst) and are currently featuring a lineup that consists of aging veterans, unproven rookies and minor league journeymen. 

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