Since their inaugural season in 1993, the Marlins have celebrated two World Series titles, have had four National League Rookie of the Year Award winners, watched six pitchers throw no-hitters, and had two NL batting champions as well as a Most Valuable Player Award winner.

Still, what has eluded every player who has worn the uniform is hitting for the cycle -- a single, double, triple and home run in the same game. Miguel Rojas came close on Sunday, completing three legs while driving in four runs in Miami¡¯s 11-6 win over Philadelphia at Citizens Bank Park.

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Rojas finished a double shy of completing the cycle. After going 3-for-3 in his first three at-bats, he was struck on the right hand by a pitch from Nick Pivetta in the seventh inning, and struck out in the ninth inning against Hector Neris.

¡°I'm not going to lie,¡± Rojas said. ¡°I would have been really happy to get the first cycle for the Marlins organization. That would be special for me.¡±

Rojas sparked the offense with a game-tying three-run homer, an RBI triple and a single, and he scored three times.

Rojas noted that the circumstances were right to think about driving the ball and getting an extra-base hit in his final two plate appearances. There was no one on base each time, so he didn¡¯t have to seek a personal achievement at perhaps the expense of the club.

¡°I was being kind of selfish, because the situation gave me the opportunity to think like that,¡± he said. ¡°I could think about hitting the ball hard, trying to get it to the wall. That's what my approach was. Look for a good pitch to hit and hit it hard. There is nothing wrong with that approach. I was trying to get a ball, to hit it far. It didn't happen, but I'm really happy with the results, that we got a 'W.' RBIs up and down the lineup.¡±

With the comeback victory, the Marlins took two of three in the series.

¡°Miggy would take this win every day of the week over the cycle,¡± manager Don Mattingly said. ¡°Hopefully, we're moving in that direction -- one win over one guy doing something. I think that's where we're moving. I know that's where Miggy is at.¡±

In this 60-game sprint of a season, the Marlins showed tremendous resolve.

The Marlins needed a big offensive outburst on Sunday because the Phillies scored four in the first inning -- three on a Bryce Harper homer -- off Robert Dugger, who was making an emergency start in place of Jos¨¦ Ure?a, who was scratched due to an undisclosed reason.

But the Marlins quickly rallied back, powered by four home runs. Rojas and Brian Anderson each hit a three-run homer, and Jes¨²s Aguilar and Corey Dickerson added solo shots.

Aguilar homered off Philly starter Vince Velasquez in the second inning, and Rojas connected on his three-run shot to tie it. Statcast tracked the home run at a projected 367 feet, with an exit velocity of 95.2 mph.

In the fourth inning, Rojas delivered a triple, just the fourth of his career. And in the fifth inning, he checked the "single" box off the cycle list.

Regarded mostly for his defense, Rojas is off to a hot start, hitting .700 in the first three games.

¡°I'm happy with the way the guys came out of the gate,¡± he said. ¡°It doesn't matter what happened in the morning [when Ure?a was scratched], or what the situation was. I feel like everybody in this clubhouse, when we decided to play this year, we knew we were going to face adversity at some point.¡±