The Marlins won 20 of 26 games in June 2026, and a unit on each returned 12.84. Outside that month, backing them lost 15.86 units; across the season, 3.02.
June, and May before it
Miami finished the 2026 regular season 80-82. The month before June was the worst: 11-18 and 8.59 units down. Of the rest, only July, 10-15 and 4.31 down, moved more than four units.
80-82 in 162 games. Source: ESPN results and pre-game lines.
Two different teams to back
At home the Marlins went 47-34, and a unit per game across those 81 made 6.38, sixth in MLB. On the road they went 33-48 and lost 9.4; six teams lost more away from home. They were the moneyline favorite in 53 of their home games and in 17 on the road.
2026 regular season. Neutral-site games are in neither home nor away. Source: ESPN results and pre-game lines.
Favorite or underdog
As favorites Miami went 43-27 in 70 games and made 4.95 units; only three teams made more as favorites. They were never priced shorter than -199.
As underdogs they went 37-55 in 92 games and lost 7.96. The loss sat at short underdog prices: below +150 they went 31-44 and lost 8.92. At +200 or longer they won three of five, the longest +251 at the New York Yankees on 5 April, 7-6.
Running total over 162 priced 2026 regular-season games, at the pre-game moneyline. Source: ESPN results and pre-game lines.
The NL East
Miami played each division rival 13 times. The Washington Nationals were the series that paid: 9-4 and 3.25 units. Against the Atlanta Braves Miami went 4-9, a 5.14-unit loss. The Philadelphia Phillies (5-8, 2.32 lost) and the New York Mets (6-7, 1.58 lost) cost less. The worst series of all was outside the division: 0-6 against the San Diego Padres.
2026 regular season; dark is wins, light the games played. Source: ESPN results and pre-game lines.
Run line and total
Miami laid 1.5 runs in 71 games and covered 33, 46.5%; MLB sides laying the runs covered 41.8%. Getting the runs, Miami cleared 50 of 91, 54.9%, short of the 58.2% league mark.
Their games went over 82 times and under 75, with five pushes. Ten teams had a higher over share, so the total offered no lean.
Questions and answers
Were the Marlins a better bet at home in 2026?
Yes: 47-34 and 6.38 units up at home, against 33-48 and 9.4 units down on the road.
What was the Marlins’ best month in 2026?
June: 20-6 and 12.84 units, after an 11-18 May that lost 8.59.
How did Miami do as a moneyline favorite in 2026?
43-27 in 70 games, 4.95 units up, fourth-best in MLB.