Dane Myers sparked a Miami comeback at Fenway with a ninth-inning tying homer, then Jakob Marsee followed with a two-run shot to push the Marlins past Boston 5-3. The rally came after Myers endured taunting from a fan earlier in the game, which led to security intervention and a reminder that every late-inning moment can swing fantasy value. A defensive miscue by Myers on Wilyer Abreu’s fourth-inning two-run homer briefly cost Miami two runs, but the lineup answered when it mattered most.

Abreu’s early power and the Marlins’ late-game resilience boost their depth prospects, underscoring upside for Myers, Marsee, and Abreu in fantasy leagues that chase late-inning production and breakout rookie performances. The win adds to Miami’s late-season momentum and makes a small but meaningful statement about the team’s emerging offensive versatility.

Fantasy takeaway: Myers’ timely power and the surge of Marsee and Abreu give Miami three viable late-inning options. In daily formats, stack the Marlins on nights with late bullpen usage and look for catch-and-fire opportunities in the final frames. Boston’s bullpen remains a real variable, but Miami’s push shows upside for the rest of the week.