Miami Marlins star player Kyle Stowers knows the team has the talent, but they still have to go out there and back it up. Stowers is a rising leader and one of the team's best hitters.
As the Miami Marlins prepare for another season, the Sandy Alcantara trade rumors have continued to grow, with no deal on the table. As this continues, one writer questions whether it will actually happen soon, as Jayson Stark of The Athletic tracks everything that has happened so far.
Miami Marlins fans should be excited for what's to come this season for their beloved franchise. After finishing a few games under .500 last season and barely missing the playoffs, the Marlins are looking for their youthful players to help get them back to the promised land since 2023.
The Miami Marlins may have one of the most exciting and promising lineups in MLB. Pitching is just as important as the lineup. If not, it is more crucial
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Miami Marlins didn’t wait long to name Sandy Alcantara their opening-day starter. He’ll take the mound on March 27 against the Colorado Rockies. After that, the Marlins are likely to slot in Eury Pérez and Chris Paddack, who signed with the team that drafted him earlier this week, to take up the next two spots.
With spring training finally amongst us, that means that Opening Day is right around the corner. It has been quite the offseason for the Miami Marlins, and with the loss of one of their up-and-coming arms came the gain of one of the best prospects in baseball.
Major League teams like the Miami Marlins don’t like to go to arbitration hearings. It isn’t even about the risk of losing the hearing. It’s about the relationship with the player.
Going into the opening of spring training this week, there were some questions surrounding the Miami Marlins. However, one question that just about everyone knew the answer to was revealed early.
The Marlins have won their arbitration hearing with right-hander Calvin Faucher, MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reports. The panel ruled that Faucher will receive an $1.8MM salary in 2026, rather than the $2.05MM salary he was seeking.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Miami Marlins entered the offseason with questions surrounding the president of baseball operations, Peter Bendix, and what he was going to do with his starting pitching.
One draft selection, three trades and 11 years later, Chris Paddack is finally a Miami Marlins starting pitcher. There was nothing traditional about this for the 30-year-old from Austin, Texas.
The Miami Marlins have found something consistent in their ever-changing franchise, and that's giving starting pitcher and ace Sandy Alcantara the baseball on Opening Day.
The hum of spring training is occasionally interrupted by a player losing his job, even during the first week. The Miami Marlins added left-handed reliever John King earlier this week.
The Marlins announced they’ve designated left-hander Josh Simpson for assignment. That opens a 40-man roster spot for fellow southpaw John King, who has officially signed his one-year deal.
Miami Marlins president of baseball operations Peter Bendix addressed some needs his team had for the 2026 season over the winter. One area that Bendix made a big addition to was the bullpen when he signed former Tampa Bay Rays closer Pete Fairbanks to give manager Clayton McCullough a huge piece to close out games.
The Miami Marlins continued building for the future Thursday, finalizing an MLB international signing that adds another high-upside arm to the Marlins minor league system.
The Miami Marlins signed veteran right-hander Chris Paddock to a one-year contract on Thursday. Terms were not disclosed, but MLB Network reported the former free agent's deal is valued at $4 million and includes an additional $500,000 in incentives.
As spring training gets underway, the Miami Marlins are not a finished product. They traded two starters and began with Sandy Alcantara as their ace. As far as the lineup goes, the president of baseball operations, Peter Bendix, has not really addressed the need for power in the lineup.
The first day of workouts for pitchers and catchers is a bit of a misnomer because not everyone throws the first day. Teams like the Miami Marlins are building up their starting pitchers and relievers and looking at it over the long haul as they prepare for opening day in late March.
Thanks to trades and work in the MLB Draft/international market, the Miami Marlins boast one of the better farm systems on paper. This past year saw several high-end pitchers take a major step forward.