The Miami Marlins snap a 12-game losing streak with a late comeback against the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday. After entering the game with a franchise-worst skid, Miami trailed in the late innings and looked set to extend the stretch. Multiple reports describe the Marlins rallying after falling behind in the ninth inning, overcoming a two-run deficit in the final frame. Miami scored to erase the Phillies’ lead and then won 8-7 in a walk-off outcome. The win marks the end of the longest losing streak in franchise history for the Marlins, which had reached 12 games entering the contest. The Phillies are the division rival Miami defeated, and the result brings an immediate halt to the team’s prolonged slump. The reports emphasize the timing and magnitude of the rally—turning a late deficit into a one-run, walk-off victory—to provide a sharp change from the prior two weeks of losses.