2B Dee Gordon went 3-for-4 with two runs scored and two steals. He reached 60 steals for the year Gordon also became just the third player in Marlins history to reach 200 hits in one season, joining Juan Pierre and Hanley Ramirez. Only Pierre and Gordon had 200 hits and 60-plus steals in a season. In addition, Gordon tied his career high with his 59th multi-hit game and his 16th bunt single. The only Marlins to have more bunt hits in one season were Emilio Bonifacio and Chuck Carr.

2B Dee Gordon was 1-for-4 with a single Sunday, and he enters the final six games of the season third in the NL in hits (191) and second in stolen bases (56). His .342 on-base percentage is the second highest of his career. Manager Don Mattingly said he continues to see improvement from his leadoff man, who did not play organized baseball until his senior year in high school. "We've seen it defensively, we've seen it with the stolen bases," Mattingly said. "His on-base percentage is climbing, and that's one thing you like to see out of him. The main thing is getting on base. You always want guys who get on base. He's kind of making runs by himself."

2B Dee Gordon favored his right leg as he attempted to beat out a grounder in the fourth. Although Gordon limped on his way to the dugout, he remained in the game.

2B Dee Gordon has 55 steals and trails National League-leader Billy Hamilton of the Cincinnati Reds by three. Hamilton is on the disabled list, but is close to returning.

2B Dee Gordon recorded a hit for the 18th time in his last 19 games Saturday scored multiple runs in a game for the first time since Aug. 27. He's batting .378 (31-for-82) over the last 19 games.

2B Dee Gordon went 0-for-4 with a strikeout Friday, snapping his hitting streak at 17 games. During that streak -- the longest streak of Gordon's career and the longest by a Marlins batter this season -- Gordon batted .392 (29-for-74) with seven stolen bases.

2B Dee Gordon extended his hitting streak to a career-high 17 games with a single in the loss to Philadelphia on Thursday. He went 1-for-4, leaving his average at .307 on the year, but that was enough to extended the longest active hitting streak in the major leagues. Since it began on Aug. 27, he's batting .392.

2B Dee Gordon extended his hitting streak to a career-best 16 games with a single in the fifth inning Wednweday. Gordon, whose average sits at .304, owns the longest active streak in the majors. He also stole his third base of the series, upping his success rate to 80.3 percent.

2B Dee Gordon extended his hitting streak to career-high 15 games against the Phillies on Tuesday night with three singles including an RBI single in the fifth inning that extended the Marlins' lead to two. Gordon has been hitting .409 since Aug. 27 and has a .304 average for the season. He also stole two bases, one in the 11th and one in the 13th, to raise his total for the season to 52, second only to Billy Hamilton (58) of the Cincinnati Reds in MLB.

2B Dee Gordon extended his hitting streak to a career-best 14 games with a pinch-hit homer in the eighth inning Sunday against the Braves. The streak is the longest active in the majors. Gordon finished 1-for-2 and has batted .407 (24-for-59) during the streak, raising his average to .303.

2B Dee Gordon extended his hitting streak to 13 games with a single. It matched his career best and is the fourth of his career. Gordon was 1-for-4 and is hitting .404 during the current streak. Gordon also had a 13-game streak and an 11-game streak this season.

2B Dee Gordon was 2-for-5 and stolen his 50th base, extending his hitting streak to 12 games Friday. He also scored a run and drove in a run against the Braves while raising his average to .302. He is hitting .415 (22-for-53) during the streak, which is his third of at least 11 games this season.

2B Dee Gordon extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a first-inning triple. He added a single to go 2-for-5. Gordon is batting .417 during the streak, which began Aug. 27. He also had a 13-game streak and an 11-game streak.

2B Dee Gordon went 1-for-4 on Monday and had his seven-game multi-hit streak snapped. He fell one short of the franchise record of eight, set in 2009 by Chris Coghlan.

2B Dee Gordon was rested despite being hot. Gordon has seven straight multi-hit games, the longest active streak in the majors and one short of Chris Coghlan's 2009 franchise record. Gordon is hitting .302. In seven major league seasons, Gordon has hit over .300 twice: .304 as a rookie and .333 when he won the NL batting title in 2015. Gordon's batting average is more important for him than for many other players because he draws few walks (his on-base percentage is just .342). Teams don't throw many pitches outside the zone to Gordon because they know a walk can be, in effect, a double due to his speed. He has 48 steals this year. In addition, teams are not afraid to throw strikes to Gordon because he has little power. For all those reasons, Gordon's OPS is just .704.

2B Dee Gordon went 2-for-5 for his seventh straight multi-hit game, the longest active streak in the majors and one short of Chris Coghlan's 2009 franchise record. Gordon is hitting .500 during his streak.

2B Dee Gordon set a season high with his sixth consecutive multi-hit game. He is hitting .520 during that streak. It is the longest active streak in the majors and one short of his career high.

2B Dee Gordon went 0-for-4 on Friday against the Braves, ending his career-best 13-game hitting streak. He batted .368 (21-for-57) during the run. The hitless outing dropped his season average to .298.

2B Dee Gordon continued his streak of scoring the first run in each game of the series. The leadoff homer into the right-field seats on the first pitch from Yu Darvish was Gordon's first homer this season. Gordon led off the previous two games with a hit and was driven in. His last homer was Sept. 26, 2016. This was his fifth career leadoff home run.

2B Dee Gordon stole the 250th base of his career in Sunday's win over the San Francisco Giants. The steal came after an eighth-inning single. Earlier, Gordon had led off the game with a lineout to shortstop, ending his streak of three straight outings with a game-opening hit and run, which was one shy of the franchise record.