The Miami Marlins are entering their 10-game homestand in total bliss. The team just finished off a series victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, which undoubtedly was one of — if not the — greatest moments of the season so far. It is now the Marlins’ goal to keep up that momentum into their four-game set against the Philadelphia Phillies . Despite the wonderful feelings, coming back to loanDepot Park will be a much-needed offensive reprieve. The Marlins hit much better at home than they do on the road — Miami has a .266 batting average at home compared to just .234 on the road — which means that this homestand provides an ample opportunity for the bats to wake up a little bit and deliver the team some much-needed wins. Friday night's matchup is an interesting one, as the Phillies will send out RHP Zack Wheeler to make his second start of the season.…