The Miami Marlins have appointed Dillon Lawson as their new hitting coach. Lawson, previously with the Yankees and Red Sox, joined the Marlins as a roving hitting coach last summer. He replaces Pedro Guerrero after the team's average offensive season.
Dillon Lawson has been named the Miami Marlins' hitting coach, stepping in for Pedro Guerrero. Lawson, who joined the organization earlier this year, brings experience from roles with the Red Sox and Yankees. He aims to boost the team's young hitters with innovative strategies.
The Miami Marlins completed a unique 2026 season by exclusively calling pitches from the dugout, led by first-year assistant pitching coach Rob Marcello. This strategy sparked discussions on pitch selection and execution, with regular review sessions involving key team figures.
The Marlins' innovative use of Sandy Alcantara as both a starter and reliever is catching on in the playoffs, influencing teams like the Guardians and Padres. Alcantara's dual role mirrors late-season tactics Miami employed to maximize his impact.
Marlins' Jakob Marsee and Tyler Zuber are set for elbow surgery, sidelining Marsee for about six months. Despite being "banged up," Marsee shined in September with a .985 OPS. His center field role seems secure amidst a crowded outfield. 🤕
The Marlins face offseason questions, notably Sandy Alcantara's future. With a strong 2026 performance, it's likely they'll exercise his 2027 option. Alcantara remains key for Miami, but long-term contract plans are uncertain. 🐟
The Marlins fell short of the postseason again, but signs point to a brighter 2027. Under Bruce Sherman's ownership and Peter Bendix's strategic risks, the team shows promise. Clayton McCullough's leadership since 2024 hints at a future contender. 🌟
Marlins manager Clayton McCullough will return for a third season after leading the team to an 80-82 record. Meanwhile, lefty Andrew Nardi's recovery from elbow surgery may keep him out most of next season. 🏟️
Marlins part ways with hitting coach Pedro Guerrero after two seasons. Despite an uptick in offensive stats, the team seeks a fresh perspective. The rest of the coaching staff remains intact. ⚾
The Marlins reportedly have no plans to trade Sandy Alcantara this offseason. Despite his hefty $21M option for 2027, Miami values him as a franchise icon and is likely to retain him. Alcantara, along with Eury Pérez and Max Meyer, should anchor the rotation next year.
Marlins center fielder Jakob Marsee is set to visit a specialist for left elbow discomfort. Despite battling injuries, Marsee delivered a solid first full MLB season. Esteury Ruiz, Javier Sanoja, or prospect Cam Cannarella could step up if Marsee misses time.
Marlins part ways with hitting coach Pedro Guerrero after two seasons. Despite solid offensive stats, the team seeks a new voice for the 2027 season. Manager Clayton McCullough and other coaches remain. Guerrero, praised for his contributions, will be missed.
The Marlins closed 2026 with an 80-82 record, narrowly missing the playoffs again. Despite a June surge, a 12-game slump derailed their campaign. With standout performances from Javier Sanoja, Otto Lopez, and Max Meyer, Miami eyes a stronger 2027. 🐟
Fanarchy Field Notes • Mauricio Dubón's solo homer in the 3rd put the Braves up 1-0, but the Marlins weren't about to let that stand. 💪 • Heriberto Hernández tied the game with a solo shot in the 4th, marking his 25th homer of the season. Perfect timing! • The Marlins took command in the 6th, scoring three runs with Esteury Ruiz's single and Jared Serna's double, leading 4-1. • Atlanta clawed back in the 7th, but a groundout and single only cut the deficit to 4-3. Still, the Marlins held...
Heriberto Hernández reaches 25 homers, game tied in the fourth. It’s a nice round number—almost as round as his trip around the bases.
Marlins' Otto Lopez needs a perfect 6-for-6 performance on Sunday to snag the NL batting title from Luis Arraez and Gabriel Moreno. While the Marlins miss the playoffs, Lopez's quest offers a glimmer of excitement on the season's final day. ⚾️
The Miami Marlins, currently holding a 79-82 record and sitting third in the NL East, are coming off a loss as they prepare to face the Atlanta Braves again. Offensively, the team has seen bright spots with Javier Sanoja and Kyle Stowers delivering strong performances over the last week, boasting impressive OPS figures of 1.148 and 1.384, respectively. With key players like Adam Mazur and Andrew Nardi on the injured list, the Marlins will need to rely on their depth as they aim to finish the...
Jakob Marsee is finishing the 2026 season strong for the Marlins, hitting .309/.418/.497 since August 7. Despite a tough start, Marsee's persistence has paid off, showcasing his resilience and earning praise from manager Clayton McCullough. 🔥
Fanarchy Field Notes • Jack Ralston's start went south quickly, yielding 3 runs in just 1.1 innings. The opener role didn't suit him today, leaving the bullpen to clean up his mess. • Dominic Smith kicked things off for Atlanta with a two-run homer in the 2nd, extending their lead to 3-0. Just the start of a tough day for our pitchers. • Javier Sanoja gave us a glimmer of hope with a solo homer in the 4th, but we still trailed 6-1 at that point. Had to fight to stay in it. • Griffin Conine...
The Miami Marlins, coming off a win, hold a 79-81 record as they prepare to face the Atlanta Braves. Recent offensive sparks from Kyle Stowers and Griffin Conine have bolstered the lineup, with Conine delivering crucial insurance runs in their last victory. Meanwhile, Sandy Alcantara's unexpected role in the bullpen highlights the team's adaptive pitching strategy amidst roster challenges. As they gear up for the Braves again, the Marlins aim to capitalize on their recent momentum. 💪📋🧨
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