MIAMI -- The Marlins flipped the script on the Braves on Saturday night and gave the South Florida baseball market a glimpse of what the organization is aiming to build for the future\n\n
“You want to get people here,” Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. “That's for our players. As far as the organization, you want to get the city involved in what you're doing, and be excited about what's going on with the Marlins. We have to go out and play well. Nobody wants to necessarily come if you're not playing well. So it's our job to play well.”\n\nIn the 10th inning, it was the veteran Prado, driving home the rookie, Ramirez.\n\n“I was on the other side, too,” said Prado, who broke in with the Braves and is playoff tested in his 14-year MLB career. “\\[The Braves\\] really have a strong mentality. And winning teams, they have that strong mentality. When you're building a team or you're rebuilding with a group of young guys, you're hoping that these guys have that strong mentality. That you don't care who you're playing. If you're playing the Yankees. If you're playing a first-place team, they have to believe, and go out there and perform.”
Ramirez singled to open the 10th inning, and advanced to third on
After the dramatic win, veteran
Until the eighth inning, the game was dominated by the starters.
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