Marlins’ post-All-Star break playoff push begins with extra-innings loss

MILWAUKEE – If Friday night’s game is any indication, the Marlins are in for a ride over these final 2 1/2 months. “It was a great baseball game on both sides,” manager Clayton McCullough said. “Unfortunately, we were the ones that came up on the wrong end of it.” Friday was just one game. Sixty-four remain in the regular season for the Marlins, who entered the All-Star break with a 33.7 percent chance of reaching the postseason. Miami will take those odds if the club continues to get strong starts from ace Sandy Alcantara. Facing the Majors’ second-winningest team, Alcantara…