Marlin rookie Jakob Marsee supplied a bases-loaded triple and Eury Pérez spun six-plus innings of three-hit ball to lift Miami past Toronto 5-3. Wagaman added a solo homer and Ramírez drove in a run as the Marlins opened a lead that Toronto couldn’t completely erase, despite Varsho’s three-run homer in the late innings. A small Marlins cushion held, with Phillips closing the 9th for his second save.

Before the game, Luis Castillo was inducted into the Marlins Hall of Fame. The Jays threatened late, but Miami answered with an insurance run from Ramírez. The up-next slate features Scherzer vs Minnesota and Cabrera vs Atlanta, while Toronto eyes continued offence from Varsho and Guerrero Jr. in upcoming contests.

Jakob Marsee’s breakout moment and Pérez’s six-inning gem stand out, signaling continued fantasy relevance for Marlins bats and the Marlins’ pitching depth. Toronto’s lineup flashed power in Varsho and Guerrero Jr., but the night belonged to Miami’s timely hits and bullpen resilience.