The Miami Marlins have had a fairly good offseason. In terms of preparing for the future, the Marlins have done a fantastic job building their team. Miami traded Edward Cabrera to the Chicago Cubs, which was followed by sending Ryan Weathers to the New York Yankees.
The Miami Marlins have long been rumored to be dealing starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara, ahead of the 2026 season. While rumors fly about possible trades, it appears according to a new report that the pitcher is staying in Florida.
The Angels announced that they have claimed right-hander Osvaldo Bido off waivers from the Marlins. Miami had designated Bido for assignment last week when they acquired Bradley Blalock from the Rockies.
Mount Rushmore conversations always bring enthusiasm and excitement among baseball fans. The Miami Marlins' top prospect, Thomas White, has many people anxious to see what he can do in the majors. White is a tall, long pitcher.
After the first three months of the 2026 season, the Miami Marlins are facing a big month of July. Depending on how things go in the first three months will determine what Peter Bendix and the front office decide to do at the trade deadline.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Miami Marlins' offense just missed out on the Top 10 in team batting average last season, but it was the lack of clutch hits that resulted in a ton of close losses.
The Miami Marlins have two pitching prospects in their organization who have a lot of potential to succeed in the big leagues. Development is essential, and commitment must be a priority.
The Miami Marlins have made a few significant moves this offseason. Two of their biggest transactions have been trades. First, Miami sent Edward Cabrera to the Chicago Cubs.
For the Miami Marlins, the development of starting pitcher Eury Pérez is even more important in 2026. Pérez returned from Tommy John surgery, which erased his 2024 campaign, to put in solid work for the Marlins in 20 starts.
The Miami Marlins have five Top 100 prospects. That just about everyone can agree on. Both Baseball America (subscription required) and MLB Pipeline released their updated Top 100 prospects this week and both sites named the same five Marlins players on their list.
Eury Pérez won't be playing in the 2026 World Baseball Classic and the reason is pretty straightforward. The Miami Marlins right-hander told Fish On First in an exclusive interview that the Dominican Republic never even bothered to contact him about suiting up for his country.
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.
After two full months of the 2026 season, the Miami Marlins will be facing a big month of June. Not only will it mark the official mid-way point of the season in terms of number of games played, but it also moves closer to the MLB trade deadline.
The Miami Marlins have been quite active in the trade market and free agency this offseason, with some of their key additions being that of rising prospect Owen Caissie, right-hander Pete Fairbanks and infielder Christopher Morel.
It was a rather quiet offseason for the Miami Marlins and president of baseball operations Peter Bendix until earlier this month. In the span of a couple of days, he traded away starting pitchers Edward Cabrera and Ryan Weathers for a haul of prospects in return.
The Miami Marlins were four games out of the final NL wild card berth in 2025, and their television schedule shows it. Fox, one of MLB’s top television partners, announced its schedule of games for 2026 and Miami showed up three times.
The Dominican Summer League has produced many great players. A lot of young talent comes out there performing well, then develops their skills in the minors and then the Major League level.
We have officially reached a new era of Miami Marlins baseball. For the first time in what seems like forever, the Marlins are entering spring training with meaningful camp battles that need to be figured out by the time they reach Opening Day of the 2026 season.
All offseason, the biggest questions surrounding the Miami Marlins were which pitcher or pitchers would be traded by the president of baseball operations, Peter Bendix.
The Miami Marlins are no strangers to identifying and developing some of baseball’s most electric young arms, both stateside and internationally. Thomas White and Robby Snelling are amongst the more polished, MLB-ready pitchers in the organization, while Kevin DeFrank and Yohanfer Santana are your teenage prodigies.
The Marlins announced today that they’ve designated right-hander Osvaldo Bido for assignment. His spot on the 40-man roster will go to right-hander Bradley Blalock, whose previously reported acquisition from the Rockies is now official.
The Yankees and Marlins agreed to a deal that sent 26-year-old left-hander Ryan Weathers to the Bronx in exchange for four prospects just a week after shipping Edward Cabrera out to the Cubs for a trio of prospects.
The Marlins signed Jesus Tinoco to a minor league deal earlier this week, according to the right-hander’s MLB.com profile page. Tinoco returns after electing free agency following an outright assignment off Miami’s roster in early November.