Things are looking up for the Miami Marlins going forward. While they took a step back in frustrating fashion last year after making the playoffs in 2023, the Marlins went with more of a youth approach this season and saw some major bright spots emerge when it comes to who their core might be.
One of the benefits of cost control is that a team like the Miami Marlins can laser focus on a need. The Marlins have most of its roster under team control for the 2026.
After missing the 2024 season following Tommy John surgery, Miami Marlins right-hander Sandy Alcantara had a slow start to the 2025 season. It's not surprising that it took time for him to get his feet under him after surgery.
How the Miami Marlins push forward after having a surprisingly successful 2025 campaign compared to preseason expectations is anyone's guess. They don't
One year after losing 100 games, the Miami Marlins hung around longer than a lot of people thought they would this year when it came to the National League wild card race.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
Miami has quietly built a team that could contend for a playoff berth next year. Let's take a look at three questions surrounding the Marlins heading into the offseason.
The Miami Marlins own one of the top farm systems in all of baseball. They have the top left-handed pitching prospect in Thomas White at the top, as well as top 10 lefty Robby Snelling and top 10 catcher Joe Mack.
The Miami Marlins are in an intriguing position heading into the offseason, as they have shown some impressive production from around the diamond from various players.
The Miami Marlins saw some improvement in 2025 under team president Peter Bendix and manager Clayton McCullough. The Marlins won 79 games and have incredible payroll flexibility going into the 2026 season, in part because they have so few players in salary arbitration.
The Miami Marlins took some big strides uncer second year President Peter Bendix and rookie manager, Clayton McCullough. Just a year after losing 100 games and finishing in last place, Miami won 79 games and finished third in the NL East.
It is never too early to be looking at upcoming contracts for any team and that includes the Miami Marlins, especially now that their season is over. Free agency is rapidly approaching and that means every dollar counts when looking to sign talent and create a winning team for the coming seasons.
The 2025 season is officially in the rearview mirror for the Miami Marlins. After ending the year with a 79-83 record, things are looking up over 2025.
The Miami Marlins are coming off a season in which they exceeded expectations largely due to the young, powerful core of stars they hope to build off moving forward.
The New York Mets are reportedly looking to make a big trade to fix their pitching problems and are said to be looking to get a $56 million ace from their NL East rival Miami Marlins.
The Miami Marlins improbably remained alive in the wild-card race into the season’s final week. While that was enabled largely by the New York Mets’ collapse, Miami finished just four games under .500 after a 100-loss season in 2024.
In recent days was confirmed a highly anticipated exhibition: Carlos Alcaraz will face Joao Fonseca in Miami on December 8. The showdown is set for LoanDepot Park, home of the Miami Marlins in Major League Baseball, with a capacity of more than 36,000 spectators.
The Marlins’ 2025 season marked a step forward. The rebuilding Miami club finished just four games under .500, thanks largely to a 56-50 record from June 1 onward.
Edward Cabrera pitched five scoreless innings as the host Miami Marlins eliminated the New York Mets from playoff contention with a 4-0 victory in Sunday afternoon's season finale.
Pro tennis will return to Miami in December, as the Miami Marlins ballpark, LoanDepot park, will host an indoor tennis exhibition. On December 8th, the exhibition features world #1 Carlos Alcaraz vs Brazilian young gun Joao Fonseca, while two-time Grand Slam finalist Amanda Anisimova will take on Britain’s Emma Raducanu.
Former World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz is no stranger to making history, and the Spanish star will add another accolade to his resume as he has been selected to participate at the first ever tennis event to be held at the ballpark of American baseball team, the Miami Marlins.
With a strong starting three in their rotation and the lineup seemingly firing on all cylinders, the Phillies seem like the team most prepared to make a deep postseason run.
Miami Marlins rookie outfielder Jakob Marsee has always hit, that’s what made his 2024 struggles in Double-A more surprising to him than his big league success this year.
The Miami Marlins are at a crossroads. After years of half-measures and stalled rebuilds, the franchise needs foundational players who can anchor the next era of baseball in Miami.