Marlins beat Angels 12-3; Stowers exits with hamstring discomfort

The Miami Marlins and the Los Angeles Angels played a baseball game in Miami.

The Marlins scored a lot of runs and won by a big score, 12 to 3.

Kyle Stowers, a Marlins player, helped his team by hitting the ball well and bringing runners home.

He had to leave the game because his left leg started to hurt.

The word for that kind of leg pain is hamstring discomfort.

Another Marlins player, Griffin Conine, hit two home runs, which are hits that fly over the fence.

In the fifth inning, the Marlins scored six runs all at once to take a very big lead.

The Angels' pitcher Grayson Rodriguez allowed four runs before leaving the game.

Marlins pitcher Michael Petersen helped stop the Angels from scoring and got the win.

Next, the Angels play the Texas Rangers, and the Marlins play the Pittsburgh Pirates.