Sandy Alcantara becomes the Miami Marlins’ all-time career leader in innings pitched during a 7–0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Multiple reports describe Alcantara breaking the franchise record in the third inning, when he pitches his 1,226th inning with the Marlins.
The milestone surpasses Ricky Nolasco, who previously held the team mark with 1,225 2/3 innings pitched from 2006–13. The Yahoo Sports coverage frames the achievement as a lasting mark on the organization’s pitching history, noting that Alcantara’s innings total highlights his role as a long-term rotation anchor while the broader pitching landscape continues to change.
Across the outlets, the central agreement is on the accomplishment, the opponent, and the inning totals that define the franchise record change. The coverage differs mainly in emphasis, with one focusing on the record’s longevity and legacy while the other focuses more directly on the timing and statistical comparison.
