All good things must come to an end, and that's exactly what happened with the Los Angeles Dodgers' winning streak on Saturday, Sept. 12.

The Miami Marlins were able to snap the Dodgers' eight-game winning streak with a huge 4-3 win for a Marlins team that is now just three games under .500.

LA jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, but the Marlins answered almost immediately by plating three runs in the bottom of the second.

Miami got a huge insurance run in the fifth inning to take a 4-2 lead, and while the Dodgers were able to score a run in the ninth, one is all they were able to get and that simply wasn't enough tonight.

The Dodgers are stuck at 90 wins for the time being as they sit at 90-58 heading into tomorrow's series finale.

Tyler Glasnow suffered his first loss of the year, falling to 4-1 as he allowed four earned runs in four innings of work.

Glasnow needed 91 pitches to record 12 outs, and it's also worth noting he allowed four of the Dodgers' five walks in this game.

Sure, Glasnow struck out seven batters, but with how well the Dodgers bullpen pitched behind him, there's no doubt this loss falls on his shoulders; of course, he would've loved to have more than just three runs from his offense.

Mookie Betts, Max Muncy, Hunter Feduccia, and Alex Freeland were the only players in this lineup to have a hit.

Not a single Dodgers player had a two-hit game, but recently promoted designated hitter Josue De Paula did reach base twice by drawing a pair of walks.

Betts and Feduccia also reached base twice, but offensively the Dodgers just didn't have anything going for them in this one.

Things seemed to be trending in the right direction as Betts and Muncy both hit solo shots with two outs in the first inning, but the Dodgers weren't able to sustain that momentum for the long run.

Still looking to lock up a postseason berth, the Dodgers know their magic number is within reach. For now, all they can do is focus on one game at a time, as this was a humbling loss, to say the least, given how well things had been going for them in the eight games prior to this one.