Like father, like son: Conines join exclusive company with HR feat
MIAMI – It might be time to anoint the Conines as the “Marlins Family.” When Griffin Conine demolished Cubs lefty Caleb Thielbar’s inside fastball for a two-run homer in the fifth inning of Saturday’s 6-5 loss at loanDepot park, it made him part of baseball history.
Young Marlins experience growing pains in series-opening loss
MIAMI – The 2026 Marlins don’t find themselves in the postseason picture this deep into the season without young talent providing significant production. At the same time, it’s understood that growing pains are an inevitable part of the equation. That inexperience showed in Friday night’s 6-1 loss to the Cubs
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Stowers (hamstring) exits game as Marlins can't finish sweep of Royals
KANSAS CITY – Thursday night’s 7-3 loss to the Royals at Kauffman Stadium dropped the Marlins (71-70) three games behind the Diamondbacks (74-67), who were idle Thursday, for the third and final National League Wild Card with 21 games remaining.
Jiménez designated for assignment; De Los Santos recalled
KANSAS CITY – The Marlins designated for assignment infielder Leo Jiménez and recalled rookie first baseman Deyvison De Los Santos on Thursday afternoon. Jiménez, whom Miami acquired from Toronto on March 29 for prospect Dub Gleed and future considerations, hit .199/.306/.259 with four doubles, two homers and 14 RBIs in
All 30 teams set to open Spring Training 2027 on same day
Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Spring Training schedule on Friday.
Latest Marlins injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Marlins injury news and transactions.
With dad in attendance, Conine delivers off bench on offense and defense
KANSAS CITY – Griffin Conine doesn’t need to go far to hear firsthand what the postseason chase feels like. His father Jeff, known as “Mr. Marlin,” was part of both the 1997 and 2003 World Series-winning Marlins. The latter ballclub rode a hot September into the postseason and never looked
'Three true outcomes' profile for Marlins' No. 13 prospect generating one special player
When the Marlins selected Brandon Compton in the second round of the 2025 Draft, the big question was would he be able to tap into his top-of-the-line raw power. The Arizona State product put on a historic performance at the Draft Combine in July, posting the three highest exit velocities
Each team's hottest pitching prospect right now
Last week, we identified the hottest hitting prospects in each organization. This week, we shift our focus to the top-performing pitchers during August from each farm system.
Can Marlins make a September playoff push?
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In 6th stint with Marlins this year, Pauley returns for career night at plate
KANSAS CITY -- Marlins infielder Graham Pauley has come to accept it’s just one of those years. Alerted about his sixth and final callup to the big league club on Monday night, Pauley hopped on a flight to Chicago that circled the area for an hour due to weather. His
Blalock, Pauley recalled from Triple-A Jacksonville as rosters expand
KANSAS CITY – The Marlins recalled right-hander Bradley Blalock and infielder Graham Pauley from Triple-A Jacksonville on Tuesday as part of September's roster expansion from 26 to 28 players. Blalock, whom the Marlins acquired from the Rockies for pitching prospect Jake Brooks in January, has yet to debut with the
As August ends, Marlins seek spark in Wild Card pursuit
WASHINGTON -- If the Marlins are going to surge into the postseason, it’s going to have to come in September. Miami let an early three-run lead slip away thanks to a pair of two-run home runs by reigning National League Player of the Week Daylen Lile, and the Marlins sank
Edwards goes on IL with sprained left thumb; INF Serna recalled
WASHINGTON -- Marlins second baseman Xavier Edwards was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left thumb sprain Monday after he exited in the fifth inning of Sunday afternoon’s 6-2 win at Nationals Park. “The initial information we’ve got on the exam is, at this point, non-surgical, but it’s
Marlins' bats come alive late to stun Nats with furious six-run ninth
WASHINGTON -- The Marlins have made the Nationals throw strikes all series. On Sunday afternoon, that finally paid off in a six-run ninth-inning rally and a 6-2 victory at Nationals Park. After Esteury Ruiz’s bunt single, two walks and a hit batter, Joe Mack hit a tying sacrifice fly, then
More late heroics from Hernández not enough in Marlins' 10-inning loss
WASHINGTON -- Even Heriberto Hernández's latest clutch home run couldn’t propel the Marlins to victory on Saturday against the suddenly irksome Nationals.
Marlins' historic steal surge is fueling a Wild Card push
WASHINGTON -- When Marlins second baseman Xavier Edwards swiped second early during Friday night’s loss to the Nationals, Miami became the first Major League club this season to have four players steal 20 bases.
Pérez struggles with command, unable to overcome five-run 3rd inning
WASHINGTON -- Marlins right-hander Eury Pérez has been so sharp recently that even after throwing eight straight balls to begin the third inning Friday night, you kind of liked his chances. But all good things must come to an end.
'Born to hit' Hernández becomes 3rd Marlins OF with 20 HRs since 2018
MIAMI -- Heriberto Hernández was born to hit, so says Marlins manager Clayton McCullough. He’s not wrong.
Looking forward to seeing Arquette in the Arizona Fall League
The Arizona Fall League is widely known as baseball's "finishing school," a place where top prospects go to touch up their game -- and get extra reps -- as they continue their climb to The Show. In the 2026 All-Star Game, 10 of the 18 hitters in the starting lineups
Gusto picks up elusive win for Marlins while Junk saves depleted 'pen
MIAMI -- Hours before Wednesday night’s 4-0 victory over the Red Sox at loanDepot park, Marlins manager Clayton McCullough wouldn’t reveal which relievers were unavailable for the series finale. After seeing how the game unfolded, it now makes sense. Due to the bullpen’s usage over the previous five games of
Emotional Alcantara takes his place on leaders wall in Marlins Museum
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