At the beginning of June, the sky appeared to be falling for the 2026 Marlins. After a weekend sweep to the Mets in Queens to end May, they had dropped a season-high five in a row to fall a season-high eight games below .500 while losing three starting pitchers -- Robby Snelling, Eury Pérez and Janson Junk -- to injuries. Then the calendar flipped and the skies began to clear. With Saturday’s 6-3 victory over San Francisco at loanDepot park, Miami (39-38) moved over .500 for the first time since having a 9-8 record at the start of play on April 14. The club, which is an MLB-best 13-4 in June, has won seven in a row at home to match its longest streak since June 2-19, 2023. The Marlins joined the Phillies as the only clubs this season to go from as many as eight games below .500 to back over .500. “We're doing a lot of things well right now, which you have to do to win series in a row like this and go on a good run,” manager Clayton McCullough said. “It's as much \[as\
