How They Scored

ATLANTA 1ST:   R Furcal hit a ground rule double to right.  M Giles singled 
to right, R Furcal to third.  G Sheffield grounded into double play, shortstop 
to second to first, R Furcal scored, M Giles out at second. C Jones walked.  
A Jones flied out to right center. (1 Run, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  ATLANTA 1, FLORIDA 0.

FLORIDA 1ST:   J Pierre singled to left.  J Pierre stole second. L Castillo 
reached on bunt single to pitcher, J Pierre to third.  I Rodriguez homered to 
right, J Pierre and L Castillo scored.  M Lowell grounded out to pitcher.  
D Lee grounded out to third.  M Cabrera grounded out to second. 
(3 Runs, 3 Hits, 0 Errors)  ATLANTA 1, FLORIDA 3.

FLORIDA 3RD:   J Pierre hit by pitch.  J Pierre stole second. J Pierre stole 
third. L Castillo hit sacrifice fly to center, J Pierre scored.  I Rodriguez 
grounded out to third.  M Lowell singled to center.  D Lee homered to left, 
M Lowell scored.  M Cabrera grounded out to second. (3 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 1, FLORIDA 6.

FLORIDA 4TH:   T Hollandsworth tripled to center.  A Gonzalez popped out to 
first.  M Redman grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, T Hollandsworth 
scored, M Redman tagged out at second attempting to advance on runner's 
fielder's choice.  J Pierre grounded out to second. (1 Run, 1 Hit, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 1, FLORIDA 7.

FLORIDA 5TH:   K Gryboski relieved G Maddux. T Hodges relieved K Gryboski and
inherits 3-0 count. L Castillo walked (charged to K Gryboski).  I Rodriguez doubled 
to left center, L Castillo scored.  M Lowell grounded out to shortstop.  D Lee 
walked.  M Cabrera struck out swinging.  I Rodriguez to third, D Lee to second on
wild pitch by T Hodges.  T Hollandsworth struck out swinging. (1 Run, 1 Hit, 0 Errors)  ATLANTA 1, FLORIDA 8.

Game Story

MIAMI (Ticker) -- Mark Redman tossed a five-hitter and Ivan 
Rodriguez doubled, homered and drove in four runs as the Florida
Marlins posted an 8-1 triumph over the Atlanta Braves.

Redman (6-3) logged his second complete game of the season,
walking one and striking out two.  He also collected his first
career RBI on a groundout in the fourth inning.

"He does a yeoman's job every time out," Marlins manager Jack
McKeon said. "He was working the corners, keeping the ball low
and away.  He kept it away from the middle of the plate.  That's
how he pitches when he's successful."

Redman gave up a double to Rafael Furcal and a single to Marcus
Giles to start the game.  Gary Sheffield grounded into a double
play that plated Furcal, but Redman retired 18 of the next 20
batters.

Marcus Giles registered the only Braves hit in that span and
Chipper Jones walked.

"He mixed up his speeds pretty good," Giles said. "He kept us
off-balance."

"You have to make good pitches against that lineup," Redman
said. "I gave a pump fist when we got the ground ball for the
double play.  We got out of there with only one run.  You have
to trust your teammates that they're going to get enough runs.
I didn't want to stay out there and give up a bunch of hits.
That inning could have been real ugly."

The Marlins answered immediately as Juan Pierre and Luis
Castillo opened the first with singles.  Rodriguez then put
Florida on the board with his 10th home run.

Rodriguez gave the Marlins an 8-1 lead in the fifth with a
double that scored Castillo.  The Florida catcher has a
season-high seven-game hitting streak and is batting .500
(14-for-28) with 12 RBI over that span.

"I'm not doing anything differently," Rodriguez said. "I try to
hit the ball hard.  I felt I was doing that in the beginning of
the year, but the ball was going right at people.  Now, I'm
finding the holes."

Braves starter Greg Maddux (6-8) was tagged for seven runs and
two home runs in four innings.

Maddux entered the season with a 16-7 mark and a 2.14 ERA
against the Marlins.  This season he is 1-2 with an 11.25 ERA
against Florida.

"I didn't pitch good, I didn't locate good and they took
advantage," Maddux said. "I'd rather lose 2-1 than 8-1.  Who
wouldn't?  I didn't keep us in the game for the first five or
six innings, which is what you're supposed to do.  I didn't do
it.  I never gave us a chance to come back."

Derrek Lee homered for the third time in four games and gave
Florida a 6-1 lead in the third inning.  Lee's two-run shot was
his first home run at Pro Player Stadium since a shot April 12
against the Braves.

Juan Pierre matched a career high with three stolen bases and
registered his league-leading 38th stolen base for the Marlins,
who moved to the .500 mark for the third time this week.