The Scorecard · May 12, 2026

Miami Marlins at Minnesota Twins

Bailey Ober needed 89 pitches to throw a two-hit shutout, and the Marlins never crossed home.

Fever Baseball · Scored on the record

Miami Marlins at Minnesota Twins

Target Field · May 12, 2026 · Final: MIA 0, MIN 3 · W: Bailey Ober

First pitch 6:40 PM · Final out 8:48 PM · Time of game 2:08

Umpires — HP Scott Barry · 1B Manny Gonzalez · 2B Tom Hanahan · 3B Ron Kulpa

ABSMIA MIN ● won · ✕ lost · ○ in hand

Scored play-by-play by the FVR engine from the official MLB feed — every mark reconciled, or the card refuses to print. Tap any box for the pitches that made the mark.

Miami Marlins

0R2H1E2LOB

Batter

Christopher MorelDH NYM

Joe MackC MIA

Heriberto HernándezLF MIA

Runs

PitchersIPHRERBBSOPS

Eury PérezL6.0333388751

Josh Ekness1.0000313116

Lake Bachar1.0100011410

Minnesota Twins

3R4H0E8LOB

Batter

Byron BuxtonCF MIN

Trevor LarnachLF MIN

PRJames OutmanLF DET

pinch-ran, did not bat

Runs

PitchersIPHRERBBSOPS

Bailey OberW9.0200078964

The hit chart

Where every ball landed

MIA — visitors

MIN — home

hit

out

All 6 hits located, and 40 balls in play with them. Coordinates are the game’s own, from the same feed the engine reads.

Reading the marks · no black boxes

1–9 the nine fielders (1 P, 2 C, 3 1B … 9 RF)

6‑3 ground out, shortstop to first

3U put out unassisted

K strikeout · K called (backward)

F8 fly · P6 pop · L7 line (to that fielder)

1B8 hit, with where it went

BB walk · HBP hit by pitch

FC 6 fielder’s choice, fielded by 6

◆ diamond fills = run scored

⚫ the out it made (1, 2, or 3), in that runner’s box

2‑4 a runner retired on the bases (caught stealing, picked off), written small in his box as the chain that got him

one dot per run driven in (RBI)

PH · PR · → a substitute badged by his name — pinch hitter, pinch runner, or defensive sub

A ABS (Automated Ball‑Strike) challenge — filled = overturned

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Eury Pérez struck out eight over six innings and took the loss, because Bailey Ober threw 89 pitches for nine. Two hits, no walks, seven strikeouts — 64 of those 89 pitches were strikes. Pérez matched him through four, then Ryan Jeffers turned a 2-0 sweeper at 83.6 mph into a 407-foot home run to left in the fifth and Minnesota had the lead for good. Jeffers had squared up a pitch at 113.4 mph earlier and got a 315-foot lineout for it. Pérez gave his club six innings with eight strikeouts, and it was not close to enough.

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