Marlins overcome early deficit to defeat Royals 9-6 behind strong offensive performances.

The Miami Marlins rallied from an early five-run deficit to beat the Kansas City Royals 9-6 on Wednesday night. Kyle Stowers homered and drove in a run with a single, while Heriberto Hernández added a homer and an RBI single to fuel the comeback AP.
Hernández drove in two runs total and extended his on-base streak to the second-longest active streak in baseball. The Marlins' pitching held Kansas City scoreless over the final four and one-third innings after starter Eury Pérez allowed six runs on nine hits and three walks Yahoo Sports.
Kansas City came out swinging and scored five runs in the first inning to grab an early advantage Winnipeg Free Press. The Marlins' starter Eury Pérez struggled early, giving up nine hits and three walks while allowing six runs over his outing. Miami needed to mount a serious rally just to stay alive.
Stowers delivered his 18th home run of the season to ignite Miami's offense and begin the comeback. Hernández doubled in both the fifth and sixth innings, collecting crucial hits that helped erase the deficit Idaho Press. By the time the Marlins took the lead at 7-6, the damage from the first inning felt distant.
After Pérez exited, five Miami relievers combined to shut out the Royals over four and one-third innings. The pitching staff's strong finish sealed the comeback win and kept Kansas City from scoring another run SF Chronicle. This dominant bullpen performance proved to be the difference-maker in Miami's come-from-behind victory.
Hernández's on-base streak remains the longest for the Marlins this season and ranks second in baseball Newsday. His two-run performance Wednesday keeps him rolling at the plate. The young hitter is one of the team's brightest spots heading into the rest of the season.
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