Washington Nationals at Miami Marlins

The Marlins mustered only one hit through the first seven innings Friday night, but their 5-foot-7, 150-pound spark plug fixed things with two swings. Javier Sanoja singled to right in the eighth inning off Tom Cosgrove to tie the score, then delivered a bases-loaded single versus Clayton Beeter up the middle in the ninth to spark a wild celebration as the Marlins edged the Nationals, 3-2, at loanDepot park. Sanoja’s first career walk-off hit produced the team’s sixth walk-off win of the season, snapping a three-game losing streak to start off a six-game homestand. “I’m happy. The plan was just to put the ball in play, and I’m very happy I was able to do that,” Sanoja said via Marlins interpreter Luis Dorante Jr. “I saw they’re playing in, and I was able to put the ball through the infield.” “He’s always ready,” said Marlins manager Clayton McCullough. “And you forget how young Javi still is, not only from a Major League experience standpoint, but age -- he’s 23, and we ask him to do a whole lot. It’s not easy on a young player \[to\