Stat Wrap Recap: Miami Marlins 3, Boston Red Sox 0

That’s the Jose Fernandez we’re talking about.

After a lackluster, although admittedly in Spring that might not have been the point, outing his last time out, Miami Marlins young phenom Jose Fernandez dialed up the intensity to spark his team to a 3-0 victory over the visiting Boston Red Sox Tuesday afternoon in Jupiter.

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Per Stat Wrap recap rules, here’s the nine most important things you likely missed from yesterday’s Miami Marlins action, one stat for each inning played.  Sure, you likely have a myriad of apps that do this for you; one of mine told me about all the fun I missed midway through a thrilling lecture on public speaking.

But only here do you get our sparkling enthusiasm, no cluttered box score to sort through, and just the facts you really need to know.

• Jose’s line: 5 IP, 4 Ks, 1 Walk, no hits. Electric.
• A.J. Ramos pulled down his first save of the spring.
• That put the cherry on four innings of 1-hit relief.
• The Marlins racked up 9 hits, on a knuckleballer no less.
• And no, it wasn’t Tim Wakefield.
• Dee Gordon paced the regulars with a 2-4 day.
• Christian Yelich and Giancarlo Stanton each had an RBI.
• Forget the NL DH talk. Marlins SPs have hits in two straight.
• Marcell Ozuna put up two hits as well, but was pulled after appearing to hurt himself sliding into second. Worth watching.