We are in the middle of the Winter Meetings in Orlando, but it is never too early to start thinking about Opening Day in March. This offseason, there is a different feeling around the Miami Marlins after they overachieved in Clayton McCullough’s first season as manager.
When the Miami Marlins acquired Kyle Stowers from the Baltimore Orioles at the trade deadline in 2024, little did they know what was about to come in 2025.
Carlos Alcaraz played at LoanDepot Park, the home of Major League Baseball’s Miami Marlins. He was one of the players who featured in the Miami Invitational, an exhibition event.
The Miami Marlins didn’t have to travel far for this year’s MLB Winter Meetings. The staff could have driven from Miami to Orlando. For the next few days,
The Miami Marlins have done a pretty impressive job rebuilding their coaching staff over the last two offseasons, replacing some key components and building a staff for the future.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Setting the tone early in the 2026 season will be crucial for the Miami Marlins. A talented team with many young ballplayers is more than capable of doing so. Some players start the season cold because of the weather in April and May.
Defense in baseball is crucial, and the Miami Marlins are doing a stellar job of putting players who can both hit and defend. A great baseball team with
If you were to poll Marlins fans and ask them who has been one of the more frustrating players on the roster over the past couple of years, I would bet the majority would say Edward Cabrera.
The Miami Marlins are making noise about spending money. The rest of baseball is making noise about trading for its starting pitching. The Marlins have
Most of the offseason chatter so far has been surrounding the Miami Marlins pitchers. Will they trade one or won't they? That is going to be the question until decisions are made.
Former Miami Marlins slugger Gary Sheffield is facing perhaps one of the most significant moments of his life this weekend. Sheffield will be joining big
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Miami Marlins have drawn a line in the sand heading into the winter meetings. While they're open to trading starting pitchers to bolster their offense, one name is completely off the table.
As there is with every offseason, there are expected to be some changes with the roster for the Miami Marlins this offseason. They surprised a lot of people in 2025 by finishing 79-83 and just four games out of the final National League Wild Card spot behind the Cincinnati Reds.
The Miami Marlins are looking for any edge it can create going into next week's MLB winter meetings, even if it means parting with a player they acquired a month ago.
Since the Miami Marlins closed out the regular season, dashing the New York Mets' playoff hopes, a lot of the offseason chatter has surrounded their top two starting pitchers, Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera.
Coming off a 2025 season that saw the Miami Marlins finish better than expected and just four games out of the final National League Wild Card spot, this is an interesting offseason.
The Miami Marlins are facing many decisions this winter. They have their full attention for the Winter Meetings, which is set in Orlando, Florida, and they also have to focus on who they want to keep in their franchise. Making business decisions is always hard.
Clayton McCullough is head back home to his alma mater, East Carolina University , to deliver a speech to fall graduates later this month. East Carolina announced him as speaker in a press release earlier this week.
The Miami Marlins have a pretty fascinating winter ahead, as reports have been swirling that they are prepared to spend to improve the roster, but not much has happened as of yet.