The Miami Marlins are 0-4 after their first series of the season against the Pittsburgh Pirates, and centerfielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. believes the Marlins' open roof contributed to the early struggles.
Per ESPN, Chisholm said the Marlins struggled against the Pirates' relief pitchers because they weren't used to playing under the open roof at LoanDepot Park.
"That we couldn't see," Chisholm said. "That's all. I feel like the shadows were really — we're not used to playing in shadows. We normally play inside every day.
"So, when we get a shadow for three of the four games at home for the first time of the season, it's kind of hard to adjust to.