Graham Pauley delivered a ninth-inning RBI single that Texas couldn’t corral, as Ezequiel Duran’s leaping try couldn’t reel it in. Wyatt Langford added a sixth-inning solo blast for Texas, but Miami pushed back with a fourth-inning RBI from Heriberto Hernández and timely hits from Jakob Marsee and Xavier Edwards. The clash at Globe Life Field stayed sharp late, with Dane Myers and Osuna sparking ninth-inning intrigue and a bullpen chess match shaping the finale.

With late offense and defensive miscues shaping the frame-by-frame drama, fantasy players will note the ninth-inning pivot on Pauley’s hit and Langford’s power, while Marlins’ depth pieces like Marsee and Edwards offered multi-inning upside in daily formats. It was a tight, nerve-wracking showcase of high-leverage moments that fantasy rosters hunt for as the season tightens.

Texas’s postseason bid faltered in a 6-4, 12-inning heartbreaker to Miami. Jung started the scoring with an early RBI bunt, but the bullpen collapsed late as Corbin allowed three runs in the 12th and Texas couldn’t answer. Tellez’s 10th-inning homer kept hope alive, yet the surge came short in extras. The loss highlights Texas’s strong home form, wobbly road record, and an offseason need to fortify bullpen depth and add middle-of-the-order thump to sustain a playoff push in 2026.