Sanchez did not allow a run but gave up six hits while walking a batter and striking out 10 across seven innings in a no-decision against the Ray on Friday.
The Marlins didn't win on the scoresheet but should still feel excited that they have Sanchez on their team. In just the second start of his career, the right-handed phenom recorded 10 strikeouts, but the Marlins offense went cold Friday and was unable to provide any run support. The Marlins are expected to have Sandy Alcantara and Caleb Smith available again soon, but Sanchez likely won't be bumped from the rotation. He is set for a rematch against the Rays next Friday.