If you haven't been tuning in lately, you might be surprised to see just how well the Miami Marlins are doing. While not much was expected from them this year, they surely have not been playing like it. Miami has been absolutely rolling through the month of June. They put together a 20-6 record during the month, helping them stay in the thick of things in the NL East. However, they had a bit of a scare last week. One that didn't really help their case in getting pushed up the power rankings this week. MORE: Marlins linked to $2.85 million corner infielder from Twins in trade deadline rumorMarlins stay put in power rankings despite a series sweep last weekThe Marlins faced off against the Colorado Rockies in a four-game series to start the week last week. They had trouble taking control of