Analyst Matt Snyder ranked the Marlins at No. 15, noting, “Since June 19, the Marlins have lost just one series and that was to the best team in baseball (and, later, the Marlins beat the Brewers in a series). And you know what? It isn't out of the question for them to make the playoffs. What a run.”

The dust is still settling on one of the busier trade deadline days in recent memory, but it's time to reset the MLB landscape for the final two months of the season with our first weekly power rankings since the line between buyers and sellers became abundantly clear on Thursday.

Kyle Stowers hit a three-run homer and the Miami Marlins completed the first sweep of the New York Yankees in franchise history a 7-3 victory on Sunday.

After sweeping the New York Yankees over the weekend for the first time in franchise history, the Miami Marlins accomplished baseball history that hasn't happened in the last 11 years. Per Sarah Langs of MLB.

The Miami Marlins achieved a franchise first on Sunday. In doing so, they carved out an interesting place in MLB history.With a 7-3 victory over the Yankees, the Marlins swept New York for the first time in a series of three or more games.