The Miami Marlins, one of most surprising teams in the majors, are set to start the second half of the season on Friday night against the visiting Kansas City Royals.
Miami Marlins third baseman Connor Norby underwent surgery to repair a broken left hamate bone on Wednesday, SportsGrid's Craig Mish was first to report Thursday.
Marlins third baseman Connor Norby will be sidelined for six to eight weeks following wrist surgery, the Miami Herald reported Thursday. Norby, who landed on the 10-day injured list Sunday with left wrist inflammation, had a procedure in Arizona on Wednesday to repair a broken left hamate bone, per the report.
The Miami Marlins may be seven games under .500, but it doesn’t feel like it of late. A franchise-record 11-game road win streak will help with that, as will a 17-8 record over a 25-game stretch.
It's crunch time for fantasy baseball managers as we head into the final two months of the regular season. These 25 players could make all the difference as pickups or acquisitions for fantasy rosters.
The Marlins announced that they’ve acquired reliever Michael Petersen from the Braves for cash considerations and optioned him to Triple-A Jacksonville.
The Miami Marlins have been connected to a variety of significant trade rumors over the last several weeks, and that will probably continue to heat up up until the MLB trade deadline.
The Marlins have reinstated catcher Rob Brantly from the 60-day injured list, per their transaction log at MLB.com. Rather than add him back to the active roster — Brantly is out of minor league options and thus can’t simply be sent to Triple-A Jacksonville — Miami has designated the veteran catcher for assignment.
For quite some time, we have heard countless times that teams shouldn’t trade with the Rays. Why is that relevant here? Well, Peter Bendix was a part of the front office in Tampa where that notion was perceived.
The Miami Marlins boast one of the best young catcher duos in baseball in the form of Agustin Ramirez and Liam Hicks, so there really was no need for Rob Brantly any longer.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
There are a few players the Miami Marlins may move before the MLB trade deadline later this month, but one player in particular is almost certainly not getting dealt.
The 2025 MLB Draft was a pivotal one for the Miami Marlins. Being in the midst of a rebuild and owning a top-10 pick meant that the front office had to find some talent that could develop into top prospects in their farm system.
The Miami Marlins are one of the top teams to watch between now and the MLB trade deadline, as they have a bunch of players they could move and plenty of potential trade partners.
Cam Cannarella did everything right in college. He hit for average, defended at a high level, showed up in the postseason, and anchored a Clemson lineup from day one — all while learning the outfield on the fly.
Miami Marlins Left Fielder Kyle Stowers had a great game on Sunday against the Baltimore Orioles. He finished the game 5-of-5 with three home runs and 6 RBI.
The Miami Marlins have selected Florida State Seminoles outfielder Max Williams in the 2025 MLB Draft. The left-handed star has spent the past two seasons with the Seminoles after starting his college career with the Alabama Crimson Tide.
The Miami Marlins have selected Clemson outfielder Cam Cannarella with the 43rd pick in the compensatory round of the 2025 MLB Draft. Cannarella was a standout player for the Tigers the past three seasons, including an impressive junior year.
Following a standout season at Oregon State, Aiva Arquette is off to the next level. He heard his name called in the 2025 MLB Draft. The Miami Marlins selected Arquette with the No.
Kyle Stowers hit three home runs in a five-hit, six-RBI performance against his former team as the Miami Marlins blew past the host Baltimore Orioles 11-1 in the teams' final game before the All-Star break Sunday afternoon.
The Miami Marlins have promoted left-handed pitcher Robby Snelling from Double-A Pensacola to Triple-A Jacksonville, per the organization's official transaction log.
Agustín Ramírez had already given the Miami Marlins a game-tying double by the time he stepped up to the plate in the top of the seventh inning on Monday.
When looking at talent across the league, the Miami Marlins are often an afterthought for many fans of the game. This is understandable, considering the Marlins are made up of a lot of unfamiliar names and young players.