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Miami Herald
Miami Herald
Jesus Luzardo’s start Tuesday began with him getting reigning American League Most Valuable Player Shohei Ohtani to whiff at a low 85.7-mph curveball for his first strikeout of the game. It ended with Luzardo making Marlins history. The 24-year-old left-handed pitcher and Parkland Stoneman Douglas High alumnus threw a career-high 12 strikeouts over five innings of work, but the Marlins lost 4-3 to the Los Angeles Angels in walk-off fashion and were swept in the two-game series. Tyler Wade, who pinch-ran for Jack Mayfield, scored the winning run after stealing second, reaching third on a wild p…