The Miami Marlins' offense erupted early and never looked back, powering past the New York Yankees with a decisive 7-3 victory Sunday afternoon. The story of the game belonged to Marlins outfielder Kyle Stowers, whose towering three-run homer in the third inning broke the game open and capped a five-run rally that chased Yankees starter Luis Gil after just 3.1 innings. Stowers finished with four RBI on two hits, continuing his red-hot stretch, while Edward Cabrera dominated on the mound, striking out seven over six sharp innings and allowing just one run on two hits.

The Yankees' bats never found their rhythm, with only Trent Grisham (a solo homer) and Jazz Chisholm Jr. (a two-run shot in the seventh) providing brief resistance. Miami's bullpen sealed the win with four scoreless frames, including a perfect inning from Lake Bachar who fanned three of the four batters he faced. The loss drops New York further back in the playoff hunt, while the Marlins—fueled by their resurgent offense—gain momentum in their push for respectability.