Luis Castillo, Miami's all-time leader in games played, hits, and stolen bases, is celebrated as the best Marlin to wear No. 1. A three-time Gold Glove winner and All-Star, Castillo's defensive prowess and batting consistency make him a franchise legend.
Marlins set sights on 2026 playoffs. Key players like Sandy Alcantara and Kyle Stowers need to stay healthy for a real shot. Christopher Morel's first base debut is critical—Miami's power needs a boost after ranking near the bottom in homers.
Sandy Alcantara is eyeing the Miami Marlins pitching record books, poised to challenge Ricky Nolasco's marks by 2026. With franchise records in his sights, Alcantara is set to make his sixth Opening Day start, already surpassing Nolasco in that feat.
Transaction Alert: Miami Marlins placed LF Esteury Ruiz on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a left oblique strain. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Miami Marlins placed LF Kyle Stowers on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a right hamstring strain. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Miami Marlins placed SS Maximo Acosta on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a left oblique strain. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Miami Marlins placed RHP Adam Mazur on the 60-day injured list due to right elbow surgery. 🏥
Hanley Ramirez, a cornerstone in Marlins history, dominated with a .300+ average across four consecutive 20/20 seasons, even snagging a batting title with a .342 average. He's a standout in Marlins lore, trailing only Giancarlo Stanton in franchise WAR.
Marlins' catchers excelled with a 67% success rate in overturning calls during spring training, preparing for MLB's new Automated Ball-Strike System. Manager Clayton McCullough praised their strategic training, focusing on defense challenges. 🎯
Marlins ink Austin Slater to a major league deal after he was left off the Tigers' Opening Day roster. The right-handed outfielder adds depth and versatility to a predominantly left-handed outfield. ⚾
Marlins bolster their outfield with veteran Austin Slater, adding a right-handed bat to counterbalance their lefty-heavy lineup. Slater's past success against lefties makes him a strategic fit after injuries hit the squad. ⚾
Marlins reel in outfielder Austin Slater with a major league deal. Fresh off opting out from the Tigers, Slater adds depth and versatility to Miami's roster. 🌊
Marlins snag Austin Slater on a major league deal, filling gaps in a roster hit by injuries. Expect a 40-man shuffle, likely involving Adam Mazur moving to the 60-day IL after his Tommy John surgery. Smart play amidst the injury shuffle. ⚾️
With All-Star Kyle Stowers out for a month, the Marlins face a lineup puzzle. Instead of a straight swap in left field, they might explore creative roster moves, eyeing options from corner infielders to bullpen arms. Expect strategic shuffling. 🧩
Marlins kick off their 34th season against the Rockies at 7:10 p.m. ET at LoanDepot Park. After a strong 2025, hopes are high with ace Sandy Alcantara aiming for the playoffs. Will they make waves this year? 🌊
Kevin Defrank, a 17-year-old pitching phenom, is making waves at Marlins camp. With a fastball hitting triple digits and a promising changeup, he's being hailed as Miami's next star arm. 🌟 Keep an eye on this young talent's rise through the ranks.
Luis Arraez, the Miami Marlins' standout in jersey No. 3, set the team's single-season batting average record in 2023, leading them to the playoffs. His .354 BA and .393 OBP marked a career high, making him a pivotal figure in Marlins history. 🏆
The Marlins are exploring options to fill their position-player roster after injuries to Kyle Stowers and Esteury Ruiz. Free agents like Austin Slater and Chris Taylor, or trade targets such as James Outman, are potential additions ahead of the season opener.
Kyle Stowers, the Marlins' star outfielder, is sidelined with a grade 1 hamstring strain. Tough break as Opening Day looms—not the news fans wanted.
Kyle Stowers will miss Opening Day for the Marlins due to a hamstring injury. The outfielder, a key offensive player, is expected to be sidelined for three to four weeks. Miami hopes for a swift return to maintain their offensive momentum.
Marlins wrap up spring training with a 4-3 victory over the Mets. Sandy Alcantara impressed, allowing three runs over 4.2 innings with six strikeouts. Ready for the regular season, Miami looks to bring this momentum forward. ⚾️
Miami Marlins enter 2026 with a depleted outfield as injuries sideline key players. The team will have to adapt quickly to fill the gaps. ⚾
Luis Castillo, Miami's all-time leader in games played, hits, and stolen bases, is celebrated as the best Marlin to wear No. 1. A three-time Gold Glove winner and All-Star, Castillo's defensive prowess and batting consistency make him a franchise legend.
Marlins set sights on 2026 playoffs. Key players like Sandy Alcantara and Kyle Stowers need to stay healthy for a real shot. Christopher Morel's first base debut is critical—Miami's power needs a boost after ranking near the bottom in homers.
Sandy Alcantara is eyeing the Miami Marlins pitching record books, poised to challenge Ricky Nolasco's marks by 2026. With franchise records in his sights, Alcantara is set to make his sixth Opening Day start, already surpassing Nolasco in that feat.
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