Quantrill is the first starting pitcher this year to give up at least seven runs and strike out none. The last time a Marlins starter did it was David Hess at Coors Field in 2021. Quantrill is now 1-2 with an 8.31 ERA, but his rotation spot probably isn’t in any jeopardy just yet. He has an easier matchup against the Mariners in Seattle next time out, but even so, he’d be a weak streaming option.

Best lineup in baseball, for sure. Quantrill got just three missed swings tonight, but he wound up with four strikeouts, and he didn’t walk any of the 17 batters he faced. He’ll take a 1-1 record and a 6.00 ERA into his next start versus the Nationals.

Quantrill surrendered eight hits including homers to Starling Marte and Pete Alonso. He struck out two and only handed out one free pass. The -year-old righty kept New York’s lineup mostly in check until things spiraled completely out of control in the fifth inning when Alonso walloped a back-breaking grand slam to right-center field. He’s not a recommended fantasy option when he faces the Braves on Sunday in a road matchup.