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The Miami Marlins defeated the Seattle Mariners 8–4 on July 9 at loanDepot park, exceeding the Vegas total line of 8.5 runs with a combined 12 runs. Miami's offense generated 12 hits and 7 RBIs while striking out just 4 times, posting a .745 OPS despite a modest .255 batting average, suggesting timely hitting and patience at the plate with 5 walks. Seattle managed only 7 hits and 3 RBIs while fanning 9 times, finishing with a .691 OPS that reflected offensive struggles throughout the contest. The Marlins' pitching staff struck out 9 Seattle batters and allowed just 7 hits across 6 earned runs, though Miami's defense committed 2 errors that could have shortened the margin. Seattle's pitching proved more efficient with a 3.57 ERA but surrendered 12 hits and 6 earned runs, unable to contain Miami's balanced approach. The Marlins' ability to score 8 runs on modest power output—just 1 home run—underscores their reliance on contact hitting and baserunning execution. Miami's defensive miscues and Seattle's strikeout rate suggest both teams have room for improvement heading into their next matchups.