Dodgers Vs. Marlins Recap: Chris Capuano Shuts Down Fish, 5-0

Chris Capuano had a brilliant start for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday, holding the Miami Marlins to just two hits over eight innings in a 5-0 win at Marlins Park.

Jose Reyes and Nick Green were the only Marlins to get hits, as the team struck out 10 times.

Marlins starter Wade LeBlanc held the Dodgers to just one run in seven innings, but Heath Bell had another bad outing, giving up four runs in just 0.1 innings.

Hanley Ramierez terrorized his former team, going 2-for-4 with three RBI's. Mark Ellis also had a great game, hitting 3-for-5.

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Marlins Vs. Dodgers: Miami Seeking Series Win On Sunday

The Miami Marlins conclude their series against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday afternoon. After dropping the first game and winning on Saturday night, the Marlins have a chance to take the series with a win.

Wade LeBlanc gets the ball for Miami for only his third start of the season. So far, he has yet to make it through the fifth inning as the reliever gets stretched for longer appearances. He has allowed just two runs in eight and a third innings over his last two starts.

Los Angeles counters with Chris Capuano, the veteran lefty who spent last season with the Mets. He has a 1-5 record in his last six starts and a 4.59 ERA in that same stretch. He has a 5.65 ERA with an 0-3 record in his last five starts against the Marlins.

The game starts at 1:10 p.m. Eastern and can be seen on Fox Sports Florida.

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Marlins Vs. Dodgers: Miami Tops L.A. 7-3 After Four-Run Fifth

A struggling Ricky Nolasco finally got a win -- thanks, though, in large part to the Miami Marlins' offense and a late rally. Miami would tack on four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning and three more in the eighth to slide past the Dodgers by a final score of of 7-3 at Marlins Park.

Nolasco would toss 90 pitches over five innings, allowing nine hits but also surrendering just two runs.

The rubber-match finale is scheduled for Sunday at 1:10 p.m. EST. Los Angeles took the first contest of the three-game weekend set by a score of 5-2 on Friday night.

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Marlins Vs. Dodgers Score Update: Miami Down 1-0 After Four Innings

With just one hit, the Miami Marlins trail the Los Angeles Dodgers by a score of 1-0 following four innings at Marlins Park.

The lone run of the contest came during the top of the fourth when Shane Victorino grounded into a fielder's choice that allowed Joe Blanton to score and give L.A. a narrow one-run edge.

Otherwise, in spite of its ho-hum offensive performance thus far, Marlins starting pitcher Ricky Nolasco has kept them close. The right-hander from Corona, Calif., facing his hometown team, has surrendered seven hits but given up one just hit and struck out one.

The Dodgers took the first game of the teams' weekend series on Friday by a final of 5-2.

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Dodgers Vs. Marlins: Struggling Miami Starter Ricky Nolasco Looks To Earn Victory On Saturday

The scuffling Miami Marlins (51-62) and struggling starter Ricky Nolasco will host the Los Angeles Dodgers (61-52) and former teammate Hanley Ramirez on Saturday night at Marlins Park. Ramirez was three for five on Friday night in a 5-2 Los Angeles victory, the Dodgers' fourth straight win on the road.

Nolasco (8-11, 4.95 ERA) will head to the hill for Ozzie Guillen's club on Saturday. He has lost five straight starts, compiling a 7.16 ERA in that span. In four career starts against the Dodgers, the right-hander is 0-2 with a 7.33 ERA.

Newly acquired Joe Blanton (8-9, 4.52 ERA) will be on the mound for Los Angeles. In his Dodgers debut on Sunday, Blanton allowed two runs and five hits in six innings of work, but earned a no-decision in a 7-6 L.A. win.

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Dodgers Vs. Marlins Recap: Hanley Ramirez Has A Big Night In Return To Miami

On Friday night, Hanley Ramirez made his first appearance at Marlins Park in a uniform other than Miami's, and he put together a three for five night against his former team. Ramirez scored a run and drove in two others as the Los Angeles Dodgers opened the weekend series with a 5-2 victory.

Miami starter Mark Buerhle was cruising against the Dodgers until he hit a rough spot in the top of the sixth. Los Angeles strung together four hits and put a four-spot up on the board to take a three-run lead they would never relinquish. Buerhle worked quickly, as he always does, striking out five and ending his night after the four-run sixth.

On offense, the Fish were quiet against ace Clayton Kershaw, who struck out seven while giving up just two earned runs. Kershaw allowed only three Miami hits and the LA bullpen locked up the win with the three-run cushion. A Justin Ruggiano homer in the bottom of the first was the only blemish until Carlos Lee brought home Gorkys Hernandez with a sac fly in the sixth.

Ricky Nolasco will face Joe Blanton on Saturday and try to even the series up.

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Marlins Vs. Dodgers Preview: Hanley Ramirez Makes Return To Miami As Mark Buehrle Starts

Former Marlin Hanley Ramirez will make his first appearance at Marlins Park since being traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mark Buehrle will start for the Marlins against Clayton Kershaw.