The 2026 season is under two months away, with play set to kick off on Wednesday, March 25th, when the San Francisco Giants host the New York Yankees.
The Miami Marlins were fortunate to bring their ace back to LoanDepot Park last year after he had been sidelined for the 2024 season. Since returning for his latest campaign, he recorded a 5.36 ERA and 142 strikeouts across 174.2 innings pitched through 31 starts.
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The Miami Marlins saw the return of their ace, Sandy Alcantara, last season after getting shut down mid-2023 and missing the entire 2024 campaign due to Tommy John surgery.
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.
After two months of will-they-or-won't-they, the Miami Marlins moved one of their top starting pitchers. Was it going to be Sandy Alcantara or Edward Cabrera?
The Miami Marlins have been searching for some players this offseason, to help lead the team back to the postseason. One Miami player who has been long discussed as a possible trade candidate is starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara.
The Chicago Cubs have been labeled one of the most likely landing spots for Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai, but based on the Cubs’ recent history when it comes to signing free agents, fans are understandably prepared for the worst.
There is perhaps no pitcher who has seen his name surface in trade rumors more over the last five years than Sandy Alcantara. Practically from the day he inked his five-year, $56 million extension, speculation swirled as to when the miserly Marlins ownership group would look to get out from under the rest of the money owed on the deal.
The Miami Marlins have prioritized bolstering their bullpen this offseason. But, so far, nothing has happened aside from minor-league signings. Miami is generating serious interest in its starting pitchers, including Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera.
Amongst the Chicago Cubs’ top offseason priorities remains finding another top flight pitcher for their rotation. As the Cubs look for options, they have turned to the Miami Marlins.
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The 2026 World Baseball Classic rosters are continuing to be revealed during this year's MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando, Fla. One player who accepted an invitation was revealed in Marlins ace starter Sandy Alcantara, per Fan Duel Sports' Craig Mish.
Most of the offseason chatter so far has been surrounding the Miami Marlins pitchers. Will they trade one or won't they? That is going to be the question until decisions are made.
Since the Miami Marlins closed out the regular season, dashing the New York Mets' playoff hopes, a lot of the offseason chatter has surrounded their top two starting pitchers, Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera.
The Miami Marlins are not expected to trade veteran pitcher and 2022 NL Cy Young winner Sandy Alcantara this offseason, according to Marlins insider Christina De Nicola.
According to former Major League Baseball General Manager Jim Bowden, Sandy Alcantara could be traded from the Miami Marlins to the New York Yankees. This isn’t the first time that this has been rumored, as Yankees GM Brian Cashman reportedly had talks with the Marlins during the MLB trade deadline about Alcantara.
At the trade deadline, the New York Yankees were said to have interest in Marlins Starting Pitcher Sandy Alcantara. Miami opted to hold onto its former Ace, and the Yankees failed to meet the high asking price.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have a championship roster, but pitching depth remains a priority heading into the 2026 season. Sandy Alcantara, the former NL Cy Young Award winner, presents an intriguing opportunity for the defending World Series champions to bolster their starting rotation.
The Marlins are gearing up for what could be their busiest offseason in years.
Much of the buzz surrounding the Miami Marlins at the GM meeting in Las Vegas this week has centered on Sandy Alcantara, who's rumored to be on the trading block this winter.
After improving by 17 wins from 2024 to 2025, the Miami Marlins face a critical offseason as they look to take another step forward in 2026. One of their biggest questions heading into the winter is what to do with Sandy Alcantara, who's entering the final guaranteed year of his contract and has a team option for 2027.
Miami has quietly built a team that could contend for a playoff berth next year. Let's take a look at three questions surrounding the Marlins heading into the offseason.
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From the perspective of the New York Mets, Sandy Alcantara might as well change his name to Freddy Krueger. With the Mets trying desperately to hold onto the final National League wild-card playoff berth, facing Alcantara and the Marlins in Miami on Friday night is a scary proposition.
That second-half surge could be beneficial for the Marlins regardless of what happens with Alcantara during the offseason.
The Miami Marlins certainly are enjoying Sandy Alcantara's resurgence, and the former National League Cy Young Award winner hopes to deliver another strong outing Saturday afternoon when his team hosts the Philadelphia Phillies.
Sandy Alcantara pitched seven strong innings against the franchise that signed him out of the Dominican Republic at age 17 as the host Miami Marlins defeated the St.
If Miami Marlins right-hander Sandy Alcantara makes his scheduled road start against the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday night, he will have the full attention of contending teams seeking pitching help.
The Mets are among the teams that have shown interest in Sandy Alcantara, reports Mike Puma of The New York Post.
Miami Marlins pitcher Sandy Alcantara may be the biggest question mark ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
Miami Marlins pitcher Sandy Alcantara has not really helped his team or his trade value with a poor start to the 2025 season, but that is not changing the Marlins’ strategy when it comes to a possible trade.
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