Miami edge salt in Yankeim ‘with perfect “brooms” dig

The Miami Marlins did not just sweep Yankees – They made sure everyone knew about it. After the historic weekend in Loandepot Park, Marlins put The final exclamation point on their first ever crowded New York Yankees In a series of three or more games with a rude post on X:
“Start to spread the news we bring brooms.”

It was a moment soaked in pleasure, and maybe a little revenge. Marlins, now 55-55 After the stones of the season, it improved at .500 for the first time since midprinter. With Sunday 7-3 by winning, they expanded for 30-14 to 30-14 of 13. June – tied to the 2003 year for the best temperature of 44 plays in the history of franchise. For fans with a good memory, Tim 2003. Known to win Iankees in the world series.

Brought a weekly finale Another layer of frustration down the silver of New York. Luis Gil, who return from injury and debubbing the season, lasted only 3 ⅓ innings and allowed five runs at five hits while walking four. One-time lead One-time game Atop Al East was now completely evaporated – went 18-27 from 12. June and fell to the third in division.

Marlins was embarrassed Yankei over the weekend

Marlins Starter Edward Cabrera, on the other hand, blinded. The 26-year-old hit seven over six innings of two hit, a single-stage ball. He supported a red hot offense, leaned the triple bombs of Kayla in the fourth hedgehog on Brent Headrick, which he put the game out of reach.

Even Miami Rookie Jakob Marsee entered the party, next 2-for 4 and ended only a shy cycle in just her third MLB game.

If this was not enough, Marlins’ stadium DJ twisted the blasting “Sweet Caroline” Neil Diamond – Fenway Park Staple – Nevet Inning, while the Iankees fell beyond the red juice in the table. Boston, now in another place, has jumped their longtime rivals and on Al East and wild card race.

Iankees, now 60-52, left in Miami, lowering all three games in a series that was on Friday on Friday, abolished sixth-lead and Saturday loss to exclude.

“It will be a real check checker check,” said Iankees manager Aaron Boone after a weekly defeat. “I’m convinced that we’ll get it together. But that’s all now – it’s empty until we start working.”

Boone’s emergency message echoed in the entire club house. Cody Bellinger added, “We had a great last series at home and walk in here, Miami just swallowed us, go to Texas and play baseball the way I know I could.”

Yankees now fly to Texas, hoping the return of Aaron’s judge from the injured list will jump to the roster who looked at several weeks. But as a confession of Boone, it takes a lot more than one superstar to reverse this collapse. For now, the only thing is spreading in New York Frustration – and Broom.