Braves starting pitcher Shelby Miller (5-1) did not allow a hit through 8 2/3 innings Sunday before the Marlins' Justin Bour smacked a single up the middle with two outs in the ninth to ruin the no-hit bid.
"He put a good swing on it," Miller said. "I wish it would have finished differently."
Miller had faced the minimum before Bour's hit. The right hander had walked Marcell Ozuna to lead off the second inning, but the centerfielder was erased on a double play.
"Obviously things didn't finish as we wanted to, but at the same time we got a sweep," Miller said. "In the end I had a lot of fun."
It appeared that the Marlins had a hit in the third inning when pitcher Henderson Alvarez initally beat out an infield chopper, but the call was overturned by replay.
Dee Gordon followed Bour with an infield hit before Miller got the final out -- ending the day with a two-hit shutout victory.
Miller fanned four and tossed 94 pitches in the gem.
In his last three starts, Miller has allowed one run in 25 innings (0.36 ERA).
The last Braves' no-hitter was in April 1994 when Kent Mercker threw one in Los Angeles against the Dodgers.
Miller's next turn in the rotation is set for Saturday against the Brewers.