Going into the 2026 season, there are some Miami Marlins players looking to repeat a breakout 2025 season. One of those players is outfielder Kyel Stowers, who was a finalist for the Gold Glove and Silver Slugger Awards.
The Miami Marlins are among every other franchise in Major League Baseball that has rising talent lurking in the shadows, simply waiting for an opportunity to take center stage.
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.
How many of the 36 MLB pitchers with 2,500 or more strikeouts in the Live-Ball Era (since 1920) can you name in five minutes?
The Miami Marlins have some work to do this winter to continue to build off of a pretty strong 2025 campaign. With that said, they certainly exceeded expectations last year, putting together a promising season with a core of young talent that was predominantly developed by their own farm system, with a few exceptions.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
There is nothing better for a team like the Miami Marlins than getting return right on a trade. In late 2022, the Marlins sent two pitchers, Marcus Johnson and Santiago Suarez, to the Tampa Bay Rays for pitcher JT Chargois and shortstop Xavier Edwards.
Leadoff batter Xavier Edwards went 3-for-5 with a homer, three runs scored and three RBIs as the host Miami Marlins rallied to defeat the Washington Nationals 8-3 on Wednesday night.
The Miami Marlins may not reach the playoffs this season, but they’ve still been able to accomplish something incredibly important for a rebuilding team: identify a core to build around.
Miami second baseman Xavier Edwards, with his batting average over .300, will look to continue his hot hitting when the visiting Marlins play a doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves on Saturday.
The Yankees have been a clown show of late, and Yankee manager Aaron Boone’s coddling of his players clearly isn’t working.
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.
The Miami Marlins may not be aggressive sellers at the trade deadline, but that does not mean they won't still be moving some pieces before July 31. The Marlins probably won't be jettisoning a million and one players like they did last summer, but if teams call with significant interest, the frugal Fish will obviously listen.
The Marlins remain one of the clear-cut sellers as the deadline approaches.
Two teams that have long climbs if they're going to reach the postseason needed a sweep this weekend, but instead the Miami Marlins and Baltimore Orioles will try for the next best thing.
For a moment, it looked like the Miami Marlins had small-balled their way into a tie game. Instead, they wound up down a run, a key player and their manager.
The Marlins are planning a position shift for one of their most promising young talents. Infielder Xavier Edwards, currently on the injured list due to back strain, will move from shortstop to second base once he returns from the 10-day IL, reports Christina De Nicola of MLB.com.
The Marlins announced that shortstop Xavier Edwards has been placed on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to May 15) due to a left mid-back strain. Infielder Otto Lopez will take Edwards’ spot on the active roster, as Lopez was reinstated from his own IL stint after missing just two weeks due to an ankle sprain.
The Miami Marlins regained half of their starting keystone combo from the injured list on Sunday, but lost the other half to the same place. The Marlins
Today’s game between the Nationals and the Orioles included a scary moment where Nats center fielder Jacob Young crashed into the outfield wall at full speed and went down, as noted by Spencer Nausbaum of the Washington Post.
The Miami Marlins have scratched shortstop Xavier Edwards from their starting lineup against the Atlanta Braves, the team announced Sunday morning. Edwards was slated to bat leadoff in the series finale.
On the surface, it’s a bit difficult to look at the Miami Marlins and their 62-win season in 2024 and like what you see. However, if you squint your eyes a little bit harder, you may find that the organization did a decent job of upgrading around the edges both during and after the year.
The Miami Marlins didn't have many bright spots throughout 2024, but Xavier Edwards managed to stand out in a big way. Edwards, 25, finished the season batting .328 with an .820 OPS, both of which led the team amid their 62-100 campaign.
Otto López and Xavier Edwards proved themselves to be a capable duo for the Miami Marlins this season, and they picked up some extra cash as a result. The two infielders were among the 101 players who were awarded 2024 pre-arbitration bonuses, according to a list published by the Associated Press on Friday.
Xavier Edwards had four hits, including a major-league-record-tying three triples, and four RBIs to help the visiting Miami Marlins defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 15-5 on Friday night.
It’s no secret that the Miami Marlins are having a miserable 2024 season. Miami is the worst team in the National League by winning percentage. As a team offensively, they rank second to last in both fWAR and wRC+.
Last week, I pushed Xavier Edwards hard as a sleeper in fantasy leagues. Now he’s the new leadoff man in Miami. If you were lucky enough to pick Edwards up on the 19th, you saw his slash line rise from .345/.415/.414 to .379/.462/.494.
The Miami Marlins may have lost, 6-2, to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday afternoon, but one player had perhaps the best day of his pro baseball career yet.
Playing the waiver wire effectively is crucial to fantasy baseball success throughout the season. Each week of the 2024 campaign, this article will help pinpoint which players are readily available to be picked up in most formats.
Xavier Edwards went 2-for-3 and drove in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning as the visiting Miami Marlins salvaged one win from the three-game weekend series with a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds Sunday.
Edwards, acquired from the Rays a couple years ago, has yet to make his season debut. He opened the season on the IL after battling a foot infection during spring training.
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