Kansas City Royals Clinch Series Win Over Miami Marlins With Triple‑Homer Effort by Carter Jensen
Carter Jensen delivered a decisive two‑run homer in the fifth, recorded three RBIs and added a near‑cycle‑closing single that helped guide Kansas City to a 7‑3 win over Miami.
Reliever Jac Caglianone posted two hits and two RBIs (63‑78), contributing pivotal offense in the final segment of the series.
Starting pitcher Michael Wacha remained solid, surging to his fourth sequential quality start by allowing three runs on six hits across six innings.
Trailing 3‑2 late in the game, the Royals rallied in the fifth as Jensen belted a game‑altering double and guided the team to a three‑run comeback.
When the Marlins regained the lead, Heriberto Hernandez and Agustin Ramirez each scored off Miami’s ace Sandy Alcantara, capping a 3‑4 road‑trip loss.
Their early offensive surge forced Alcantara to toss four runs and accumulate six hits over six innings, walking only one.
Kansas City salvaged the series finish with a burst of power in the eighth inning; Jensen doubled, finished a scoring round on Caglianone’s sacrifice, while Salvador Perez and Vinnie Pasquantino lined up for additional two‑run doubles.
While Alcantara pitched four rounds, he was unable to contain the Royals’ rally and surrendered four runs and six hits.
Even the most promising Marlins player, Kyle Stowers, exit late in Thursday’s contests due to left‑hamstring issues.
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