Three years ago, in the World Baseball Classic, the Dominican Republic did not advance past pool play to the knockout round. That left a sour taste in a lot of the players' mouths for the Dominican Republic and after three long seasons, they got their chance to advance beyond pool play in 2026.
Miami Marlins center fielder Jakob Marsee came up huge for Team Italy as the team advances to the quarterfinals with a 9-1 win over Mexico in the World Baseball Classic. Marsee delivered an important 2-run RBI single in the top of the fifth inning. The 24-year-old is having an unforgettable, unbelievable month of March.
With so much excitement and anticipation surrounding this Miami Marlins ball club, it gives fans even more reason to keep a close eye on what’s happening daily down in Jupiter, Florida, as the team prepares for Opening Day.
The Miami Marlins made one of the better trades of the offseason to acquire Top 100 prospect Owen Caissie from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Edward Cabrera.
The Miami Marlins are hoping to continue taking steps forward. The Marlins finished last season on a hot streak, but fell short of the playoffs. One of the main reasons for their failure to make the postseason was the pitching staff.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Miami Marlins have a ton of young players looking to come into their own this season, both on the pitching side of the baseball and the offensive side.
When Miami Marlins president of baseball operations Peter Bendix decided to trade two starting pitchers in January, he did so knowing that he had some depth in his organization.
Marlins righty Adam Mazur will undergo elbow surgery today and miss the entire 2026 season as a result, MLB.com’s Christina De Nicola reports. Mazur wasn’t
The Miami Marlins' prized possession has barely pitched this spring, but that really doesn't matter. Thomas White, the Marlins' top prospect and No. 17 prospect in baseball, roared through the minor leagues last season and dominated at every level.
When Miami Marlins president of baseball operations Peter Bendix decided to trade two starting pitchers this offseason, it didn't come as a surprise. It didn't happen until January, which was the only surprising part.
The Miami Marlins have eight players enjoying themselves at the World Baseball Classic. Success is treating them well in March. The World Baseball Classic is a great representation of all the countries around the world and of the game of baseball.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Miami Marlins are one of the more fun teams that fans get to watch this season. The young crew of players has all started to come into their own, and it's happening all at once.
When the Miami Marlins broke spring training last year for Opening Day, little did many people envision what was about to happen. Coming off a 100-loss 2024 season that saw manager Skip Schumaker move, the Marlins hired Clayton McCullough as their next manager.
The Miami Marlins have a promising outlook going into 2026. After a 2025 campaign with 79 wins, the Marlins were just a piece or two away from getting back to the playoffs.
The Miami Marlins have not stood in front of the microphones and announced a clear plan this winter. They haven’t said they are in a rebuild, nor have they mentioned a shift in philosophy.
Owen Caissie continues to rake for Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic. On Sunday Caissie and Team Canada was facing Panama in pool play action in Puerto Rico as Canada was trying to stay undefeated in pool action.
As we get closer to Opening Day, the Miami Marlins are feeling satisfied with some of the players they will have on their roster to begin the season. Many prospects and second-year players are doing everything they can this spring training to impress the coaches and the organization.
Spring training has reached the point where top prospects on non-roster invites to Major League camp begin to make the move back to minor league camp. These moves are usually about playing time.
The Miami Marlins have several position battles to monitor closely this spring, as many players are vying for a spot on the everyday roster. While not many offseason moves were made by the Marlins, this is partly because they have several young players in their system who have high potential.
The Miami Marlins' starting rotation is going to look a tad different this season, as both Edward Cabrera and Ryan Weathers are no longer with the franchise.
The Miami Marlins have big plans for outfielder Owen Caissie. But they'll have to wait until Team Canada is done with him in the World Baseball Classic.
Marlins right-hander Adam Mazur is going to see renowned surgeon Dr. Keith Meister about some elbow discomfort, per Christina De Nicola of MLB.com. He has already had some imaging done, per Craig Mish of SportsGrid.
Left-handed pitching prospect Thomas White is dealing with a grade one strain of his right oblique that will preclude him from appearing in further Spring Training games, according to a report from Christina De Nicola of MLB.com.