The Miami Marlins are building something quite special when it comes to the young core of talent they have amassed over the last two years. Now, they are right on the brink of being a squad that could compete in the postseason after nearly making it last year.
The big question surrounding the Miami Marlins this offseason is what does president of baseball operations, Peter Bendix, do with his starting pitchers?
The Miami Marlins had many opportunities to sign some key free agents who are delivering this offseason. With Ronny Henriquez out for the 2026 season due to an elbow injury, which is a tough loss for the Marlins, the team needs to fill the void.
The Miami Marlins' offseason recently took a frustrating turn. While they've been working diligently to fine-tune their roster ahead of their 2026 campaign, they just lost one of their key players: Ronny Henriquez.
Marlins breakout righty Ronny Henriquez underwent UCL reconstruction with an internal brace, reports MLB.com’s Christina De Nicola. He’ll miss the entire 2026 season.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
What was once seen as one of the bottom-feeding farm systems in all of baseball has seen an incredible revamping from top to bottom through new leadership stemming from the hire of Peter Bendix.
The Miami Marlins have been able to build a pretty impressive roster over the past few seasons, and much of that talent has come from either their own farm system or has been developed by their coaches after being acquired.
For Miami Marlins fans there are things to look forward to in 2026. While Miami hasn't make major moves this offseason, the organization has faith in what it currently has on the roster.
There is no player in the Miami Marlins’ minor league system with the tantalizing power of Deyvison De Los Santos. Since he started his minor league career in 2021, he’s been a home run machine.
The Miami Marlins are the spend-thrifts of Major League Baseball. The proof was finalized earlier this week. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale posted the final team payrolls for the 2025 season.
The Miami Marlins finished with a below-average offense in 2025 despite posting a respectable 79-83 record. With a deep starting rotation and offensive needs at multiple positions, trading Edward Cabrera could be the solution to upgrading their lineup for 2026.
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.
Brian Navarreto is back with the Miami Marlins, and now the back-up catcher is listed as a first baseman. Navarreto and the Marlins agreed to a minor-league deal earlier this week, per his MLB.com page.
The Miami Marlins heading into 2026 have a lot of things going right for them, following a season in which they outperformed expectations and looked to be quite competitive for much of the year.
As rumors surround the Miami Marlins regarding moves the team could potentially make this offseason and winter, there could be some in the baseball world who wonder if they’re going to be buyers or sellers.
The Miami Marlins value learning the story of every baseball player that comes to their organization. A team with different personalities and many versatile athletes. Outfielder Cam Cannarella is one of the Marlins' top prospects.
The Miami Marlins entered the offseason with a clear plan to upgrade their bullpen. Instead, they've watched one high-leverage reliever after another sign elsewhere while their self-imposed contract restrictions keep them on the sidelines.
Not all utility players remain as utility players. Some can turn into all-stars. The Miami Marlins infielder Otto Lopez has a great chance to break out in 2026. Lopez’s career has been chiefly as a super-utility player, as the team loves his versatility on defense.
When the offseason began, there was some thought that there could have been some fireworks this winter in terms of trades. So far, that hasn't been the case.
The big question surrounding the Miami Marlins this offseason is whether or not they will spend a lot of money. They spent some money and have already signed Christopher Morel.
The Miami Marlins have signed shortstop Jesus Bastidas to a minor league contract. He’s currently assigned to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (Marlins Triple-A affiliate).
A friendship, a brotherhood, is essential in sports. There’s no doubt that Miami Marlins general manager Gape Kapler and hitting coach Pedro Guerrero have mutual respect for one another.
The Miami Marlins finalized their 2026 coaching staff under manager Clayton McCullough, who's entering his second season after a successful 79-win debut campaign.
The Marlins brought back catcher Brian Navarreto on a minor league contract, reports Kevin Barral of Fish On First. He had elected minor league free agency after being outrighted off the 40-man roster at the beginning of the offseason.
Edward Cabrera remains one of the more intriguing controllable starters on the trade market — a hard-throwing right-hander with strikeout stuff, upside, and years of team control.