Miami Marlins right fielder Dane Myers yelled back at a fan who heckled him throughout his Aug. 17 game against the Boston Red Sox.

Myers had an eventful day. He nearly stole a two-run homer away from Wilyer Abreu in the fourth inning but the ball popped out of his glove and fell into the visitors bullpen. He also hit a game-tying solo home run off Greg Weissert leading off the ninth inning.

Miami Marlins outfielder Dana Myers was subjected to heckling from fans at Fenway Park during the series finale against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.

Marlins right fielder Dane Myers felt like a fan at Fenway Park was heckling him beyond what was appropriate, verbal abuse that began before he hit a tying homer in the ninth inning to help Miami rally past the Boston Red Sox.

Dane Myers y Jakob Marsee conectaron jonrones en la novena entrada de tres carreras de Miami y los Marlins vencieron el domingo 5-3 a los Medias Rojas de Boston

Jakob Marsee tees off and crashes a home run into right field. Wagaman scores from first and the Marlins lead it 5-3 at a suddenly much quieter Fenway Park. Gregg Weissert had come in for Garrett Whitlock but after giving up that home run he is out of the game for Steven Matz.

No one felt worse than Dane Myers during the early going on Sunday afternoon at Fenway Park. By game’s end, it would be hard to argue anyone felt better in the Marlins’ 5-3 comeback victory over the Red Sox.

The Miami Marlins are trying to turn things around amid a brutal stretch of play, and one moment from Sunday’s game against the Boston Red Sox might be viewed as a microcosm of their struggles.