The A’s faced the Miami Marlins in a three-game interleague series from May 2 to May 4, 2025, at LoanDepot park in Miami. The A’s entered the series with an 18–15 record, while the Marlins were struggling at 12–19. The A’s aimed to build momentum and improve their standing in the American League West.
In the series opener, the A’s secured a 6–1 victory over the Marlins. JJ Bleday, who previously played for the Marlins, notched a solo shot in the third, and Gunnar Hoglund delivered a stellar performance on the mound.
However, the Marlins would rebound in the second game of the series, defeating the A’s 9–6. With this win, the Marlins avoided a sweep. Kyle Stowers delivered a dramatic walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the ninth inning, ending the Marlins’ six-game losing streak. Stowers finished the game with two home runs and six RBIs, providing a much-needed spark for Miami.
However, the A’s responded sufficiently in game 3 to log a 3-2 victory. Rookie Nik Kurtz tripled with one out in the ninth inning. He went on to score after Tyler Soderstrom delivered a pinch hit. That run would seal the game for the A’s, who left Miami with a 19-16 record overall.
The A’s showcased a potent offense throughout the series. Despite the loss in the middle game, the A’s demonstrated resilience and offensive depth, staying above a .500 record at 19–16 upon leaving South Florida. The A’s return home for a series against the Seattle Mariners that just wrapped, and a series against the New York Yankees that immediately follows.
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