The Miami Marlins opted to hold onto both Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera at the MLB trade deadline in spite of rampant speculation that the Marlins would trade one or both of the star pitchers, and while the New York Yankees made a push, Miami's asking price was simply too rich.
When the Miami Marlins traded outfielder Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros just before the MLB trade deadline came to a close on Thursday, their strategy was obvious.
The Marlins are selecting the contract of outfielder Jakob Marsee, according to a report from Robert Murray of FanSided. A corresponding 40-man roster move will be necessary in order to make room for Marsee.
Many analysts predicted the Miami Marlins to be one of the most active teams leading up to the MLB trade deadline. However, Peter Bendix and the front office largely held their ground, only making two trades: trading Nick Fortes to the Tampa Bay Rays and sending Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros.
The Miami Marlins were largely quiet during the MLB trade deadline. Peter Bendix decided to hold onto both Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrarear instead of moving them to a playoff contender desperate for a starting pitcher.
The Miami Marlins didn't go full sell mode at the trade deadline as they held onto starters Edward Cabrera, Sandy Alcantara, and others. Miami did move outfielder Jesús Sánchez to the Houston Astros for right-handed pitcher Ryan Gusto, outfielder Esmil Valencia, and infielder Chase Jaworsky.
The MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and while the Miami Marlins opted to hold onto Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera, they did make one notable move: they traded outfielder Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros.
For months, most assumed that the Miami Marlins would be sending pitcher Sandy Alcantara packing by the MLB trade deadline, but the Marlins' recent surge — they have gone 27-14 over their last 41 games — made people think otherwise.
The Miami Marlins traded outfielder Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros right before the MLB trade deadline on Thursday, a deal that really wasn't surprising for Marlins fans.
Relievers have taken over the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline. The latest one to move was David Bednar, who was traded from the Pirates to the Yankees on the 31st.
With all the rumors surrounding Miami Marlins pitchers Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera, it does seem that there is immense interest around the league.
Kyle Stowers was enjoying a solid breakout season at the plate through the first few months of the 2025 campaign. Then, in July, the 27-year-old outfielder took his game to a whole new level.
With the rumors surrounding Miami Marlins pitchers like Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera, other players on the team are attracting other teams’ interest.
To say that Sandy Alcantara has suffered a major fall-off would be an understatement. In 2022, the Miami Marlins ace went out and won the NL Cy Young award after putting up an ERA of 2.28 across 32 starts (228.2 innings).
Cal Quantrill and three relievers combined on a five-hitter as the visiting Miami Marlins blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 2-0 Wednesday night Quantrill (4-8) allowed three hits and two walks while striking out three.
The Miami Marlins have had to adjust their roster on the fly during their final series ahead of Thursday's trade deadline. More trades could take place before, during or after Miami's finale of a three-game series against the host St.
Ichiro Suzuki’s Hall of Fame induction speech was well-received by the baseball world, particularly for its humor. For those associated with the Miami Marlins franchise, however, it may have struck a bit of a nerve.
At this point, we are all at a loss for words as to how the 2025 Miami Marlins have performed thus far. Heading into play on July 29, the Marlins currently sit in third place in the NL East with a 50-55 record.
The Miami Marlins continue their series on Tuesday evening inside Busch Stadium for Game 2 of their three-game set against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals were able to dominate on Monday with a 7-1 home win.
Rookie outfielder Cam Cannarella has officially signed his contract with the Miami Marlins, according to Jim Callis of MLB.com. The first-round pick out of Clemson will reportedly make $2.27 million, which is right around the slot value for the 43rd overall pick.
Ichiro Suzuki delivered an amazing speech as he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, and it even included a surprising swipe at one of his own former teams.
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