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.
The Miami Marlins have had a rollercoaster past few seasons. In 2023, the team made the playoffs one year after losing more than 90 games. Despite the sudden success, they lost 100 games the following season and new president of baseball operations, Peter Bendix, fired his manager Skip Schumaker.
The Miami Marlins had a good year in 2025. They did not make the postseason, but they ended the year roughly four games away from making it. The Marlins aim to be another force in the National League this season, relying on their elite pitching.
Miami Marlins president of baseball operations, Peter Bendix, made some subtractions and additions this winter with his pitching staff. He traded two starters, Edward Cabrera and Ryan Weathers, while signing Chris Paddack.
The Marlins and left-handed reliever John King are in agreement on a one-year, $1.5MM contract for the 2026 season, reports ESPN’s Jeff Passan. He was non-tendered by the Cardinals back in November.
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.
A lot of the offseason moves made by Miami Marlins president of baseball operations Peter Bendix surrounded the pitching staff. Traded were starters Ryan Weathers and Edward Cabrera to the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs, respectively.
The Miami Marlins were one of the more underrated franchises in the MLB last season that didn't make the playoffs. While they did finish under .500, the Marlins look to be a few pieces away from fighting their way back to the playoffs for the first time since 2023.
Miami Marlins president of baseball operations Peter Bendix had some areas of his roster he needed to address this offseason. One of those areas was with its bullpen.
Miami Marlins closer Pete Fairbanks is looking forward to being part of something special that’s brewing with his new team. Fairbanks is taking it all in, enjoying getting to know the players, and is ready to go to battle with the team this season. Fairbanks loves to compete.
Spring training begins this week as pitchers and catchers report for their first workouts. As far as the Miami Marlins and second-year manager Clayton McCullough go, he'll begin spring training with more questions than answers surrounding his rotation.
The Miami Marlins have already made several significant transactions this offseason, and they still have some moves up their sleeve. Since the offseason kicked off, the Marlins have acquired notable names, including Owen Caissie, Pete Fairbanks and Christoper Morel.
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.
This year, the Miami Marlins will once again recognize former players and staff who positively impacted the franchise and the surrounding community by inducting them into the Marlins Legends Hall of Fame.
The Marlins are reportedly in agreement on a one-year, $4MM guarantee with back-end starter Chris Paddack. The Boras Corporation client can earn an additional $500K in performance bonuses.
The Miami Marlins have set their sights on a return to the playoffs as they head to spring training this week. The Marlins will hold spring training at their team facility in Jupiter, Fla., which they share with the St.
The Miami Marlins have spent the offseason trading from their wealth of pitching to reinvigorate their roster. Now, the Marlins have plenty of intriguing players set to control big roles in the lineup.
Early in the Miami Marlins 2025 campaign, 25-year-old infielder Connor Norby was hoping to have a breakout year. Unfortunately, the cards weren't in his favor.
Miami Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joined his second FanFest for the Marlins as he enters his second season with the ballclub. The way he described the 2025 season is “optimism.” As for the 2026 season, he has a different vocabulary. If you like our content, choose Sports Illustrated as a preferred source on Google.
The Miami Marlins unveiled perhaps the worst-kept secret of the offseason — they’re bringing back their teal jerseys. The Marlins wore teal during their early years in Miami and now they’ll wear them as Sunday alternate uniforms for home games in 2026, per their social media account.
The Miami Marlins compete in the very tough National League East. The Marlins have to battle the Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets and Atlanta Braves every season, and it has been a losing proposition most years.
When the Chicago Cubs lost Kyle Tucker in free agency, many believed that a player who could replace him in 2026 was rising prospect Owen Caissie. After having two very good Triple-A seasons for the Cubs, the path was clearing for him to play this upcoming season in Chicago.
Major League Baseball’s two Florida clubs made a small trade Friday, with Miami sending outfielder Victor Mesa Jr. to Tampa Bay in exchange for minor league infielder Angel Brachi.
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.
The Miami Marlins were one of several teams to announce their list of non-roster invites on January 29. It’s a lengthy and loaded list, as it includes Tommy White and Robby Snelling, arguably the Marlins’ two best pitching prospects.