Marlins starter Henderson Alvarez got a home start against Atlanta on Monday night. Coming back after leaving his last start due to a hamstring issue, Alvarez didn't appear to have any issues with the injury. Unfortunately, he did struggle with his performance.

Alvarez suffered the loss to fall to 3-4 on the year as he gave up five runs in the fourth inning. Alvarez allowed three straight doubles in the fourth and couldn't go any further in the game. He allowed five runs on five hits and three walks over his four innings on 63 pitches. Alvarez struck out two and has a 4.34 ERA.

The 23-year-old starter won his last time out at Chicago, but is just 1-3 in his last four decisions for the Marlins. Alvarez came out of his start Monday healthy and is scheduled to take the mound next for the Marlins on Saturday during a doubleheader in New York against the Mets.