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The Miami Marlins edged the Colorado Rockies 2–1 on March 27 at loanDepot park in a pitching-dominated affair that saw both offenses struggle. Miami's pitching staff struck out 9 batters while allowing just 7 hits and posting a pristine 0.00 ERA, effectively shutting down Colorado's lineup despite recording only 2 runs themselves. The Rockies managed 7 hits and struck out 9 times, posting a meager .484 OPS that reflected their inability to generate consistent offensive pressure. Miami's offense was similarly anemic, collecting 8 hits with a .658 OPS and just 2 RBIs, yet that proved sufficient in a low-scoring contest where Colorado's pitching yielded both runs on 8 hits. The Rockies' defense committed 1 error while Miami's pitchers limited damage despite allowing a pair of baserunners. This spring training result underscores the early-season challenges both teams face in offensive consistency as they approach Opening Day.