Marlins Are Only Team To Accomplish Impressive Feat This MLB Season

The hottest team in baseball right now is ... the Miami Marlins.

Miami has won seven of its last ten games and has won eight straight contests on the road. Its six consecutive wins are currently the longest active winning streak in all of baseball.

The key to the Marlins' recent success has been their red-hot offense, which has one of the best stretches by any lineup in MLB this season.

Following their win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday, Miami became the first club in all of MLB this season to record three doubles in five straight games.

The Marlins today became the first team in the Majors this season to record at least three doubles in five-straight games, matching the longest such streak in club history, accomplished three times previously (July 8-16, 2000, April 25-30, 2007, and July 26-30, 2016).

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This stretch also matches a franchise record with the Marlins. Only three other times in Miami history has a team accomplished this feat. That happened during the 2000, 2007, and 2016 seasons.

Over the last week, the Marlins have a team slash line of .303/.355/.497, and their OPS of .852 is the second-best in the National League, only behind the Los Angeles Dodgers' elite offense.

Is this stretch sustainable for the Marlins?

Time will tell.

However, it's still nice to see players such as Kyle Stowers, Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, and Agustin Ramirez start to swing hot bats.

Whether it's a new approach at the plate, swing mechanics for a few players, or something else, whatever the Marlins are doing at the plate, they must maintain it because it's producing a rather fun offense to watch.

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