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Four-panel full-color sports comic with cartoon ballplayers, not likenesses. Panel 1: cartoon Marlins leadoff hitters beating out infield singles in the ninth. Panel 2: tying two-run double clearing the gap. Panel 3: pinch-hitter launching a walk-off two-run home run to left-center. Panel 4: Marlins 6 Dodgers 4 final scoreboard after a four-run ninth.
Four panels: ninth-inning infield singles, tying two-run double, walk-off two-run blast, Marlins 6 Dodgers 4 board. Cartoon ballplayers only. · Comic: Topics / Drew’s Comic Newsroom. Source: ESPN.

Sports

Ramírez’s walk-off two-run HR caps Marlins’ 4-run 9th, 6–4 over Dodgers

What happened

The ESPN recap from Sunday in Miami has pinch-hitter Agustín Ramírez ending it with a game-ending two-run home run as the Miami Marlins scored four in the ninth to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6–4. Xavier Edwards and Jakob Marsee led off the ninth with infield singles against Tanner Scott (1-6); Javier Sanoja’s two-run double tied the game; Brock Stewart relieved; and Ramírez drove a 2-1 fastball over left-center for the walk-off. Dax Fulton (2-0) had recorded the last two outs after Mookie Betts’s RBI double put Los Angeles ahead 4–2. That is the Sports filing: a four-run ninth, a walk-off blast, and a 6–4 final.

Dodgers rookie Josue De Paula’s first career hit was a three-run home run in the fourth; he also doubled and walked. Emmet Sheehan worked six innings for Los Angeles; Eury Pérez went five for Miami. Miami (74-76) took two of three in the series and won the season series 4–2. Cartoon ballplayers only — never likenesses of living athletes. Bright Marlins teal and stadium night. White gutters. The ESPN recap URL is the receipt. Skip farm-system speculation and keep politics out of the dugout.

September baseball still moves standings on nights like this. A pinch-hit walk-off after a four-run ninth is a clean Sports slot for a Monday filing. Readers get Edwards and Marsee’s leadoff infield singles, Sanoja’s tying double, Ramírez’s 2-1 left-center blast, Fulton’s 2-0 save of the lead-change mess, De Paula’s first-hit three-run shot, Sheehan’s six and Pérez’s five, and the 6–4 board — not a season retrospective, just one Sunday’s wire from Miami.

Why it matters

A four-run ninth capped by a walk-off two-run homer is the strip: infield singles, tying double, left-center crack, Marlins 6 Dodgers 4. Color on the walk-off fireworks and the season-series 4–2 tag. White gutters. Readers get Ramírez’s pinch-hit finish, Scott’s 1-6 line, De Paula’s first career hit as a three-run homer, Miami’s 74-76 mark after taking two of three, and the source URL on the page.

Conclusion

Pinch-hitter Agustín Ramírez’s game-ending two-run home run capped a four-run ninth as the Marlins beat the Dodgers 6–4 in Miami — Edwards and Marsee leading off with infield singles, Sanoja tying it with a two-run double, De Paula’s first career hit a three-run homer earlier, Miami taking two of three and the season series 4–2 — per ESPN. Source: https://www.espn.com/mlb/recap?gameId=401816923

Source: ESPN