'A lot of confidence': Marsee finishing gritty '26 season on high note
MIAMI – It would’ve been easy for the Marlins to quit on Jakob Marsee. It also would’ve been easy for Marsee to give up on himself. But Marsee was never one of baseball’s top prospects, so he’s a fighter. He grew up playing football with a mentality to do whatever
McCullough receives hard-hitting 2-part question ... from his son
MIAMI – Saturday served as a perfect reminder of how multigenerational the sport of baseball is. As part of his final in-game interview of the season, Marlins manager Clayton McCullough received a surprise before signing off from the dugout in the bottom of the third inning.
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Eury concludes his season with dazzling 1-hit shutout, on a poignant anniversary
MIAMI – When Eury Pérez debuted on May 12, 2023, he surpassed the late José Fernández to become the youngest Marlin to pitch in the Major Leagues. The tie that binds that pair of top prospects with astronomical talent and big personalities grew stronger in Friday night’s 3-0 win over
Cannarella, Dishmey win Marlins' Minor League awards
MIAMI -- Players from across the Marlins’ Minor League system stood together at loanDepot park on Friday for the club's 2026 Player Development Awards. Their faces lit up as Marlins players stopped to shake their hands and offer a few words of advice pregame. For the young players, the moment
Alcantara not making final start Saturday; Marlins managing workload
CHICAGO – Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara will not make his final start of the season this Saturday, manager Clayton McCullough announced.
Latest Marlins injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Marlins injury news and transactions.
Sandy saves the day again as Fish keep Cubs from joining playoff field
CHICAGO – If Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara keeps racking up saves, he’s going to need a closer song ready should the opportunity arise at home. For the second time in a week, Alcantara collected the save in a Ryan Gusto start as the Marlins beat the Cubs, 3-2, on Wednesday
Ekness hits 102 mph: 'I didn't know if I even had that in the tank'
CHICAGO – Because of where the scoreboards are positioned at Wrigley Field, Marlins reliever Josh Ekness had a clear view of his velocity Tuesday while turning back toward the mound following each return throw from catcher Joe Mack. The radar gun read: 101.1 mph 100.1 mph
Here is each club's top Arizona Fall League prospect
Now in its 34th season, the Arizona Fall League consistently features a mother lode of talent. The developmental circuit had a future Hall of Famer in Mike Piazza in its inaugural year in 1992 and has sent more than 3,000 players to Majors, including three more Cooperstown immortals in Roy
Lewis, Williams head group of Marlins prospects playing in Arizona Fall League
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Eury does it in relief, too! Pérez helps Marlins spoil Cubs' clinch bid
CHICAGO – Marlins right-hander Eury Pérez is used to making the long trip from the bullpen to the mound at the beginning of the game as the crowd is still filtering in and players are finding their footing. All Pérez has ever known in his professional career, since signing as
Can Lopez pull off miraculous run to 200 hits, NL batting title?
SAN DIEGO -- Six games remain in the regular season. Can Marlins All-Star shortstop Otto Lopez put the cherry on top of a breakout season with one final hot stretch?
Defensive miscues show where Marlins need to improve for 2027
SAN DIEGO – Whether coincidental or prophetic, manager Clayton McCullough spent some time during Sunday’s pregame availability discussing the importance of defense to the club’s future success.
No. 21 prospect Kisting led the Minors in this category in 2026
There were a lot of monumental numbers posted in the Minor Leagues in 2026, highlighted by Andrew Fischer's 48-homer season, the highest total in nearly 50 years. A whopping 59 players had 20-20 seasons, one less than the previous two highest single-season marks on record combined, including the first two
1 player to watch on each team during final week of season
There’s a lot on the line before the 2026 regular season wraps up on Sunday, including postseason seeding, statistical milestones and player development. And even for the players and teams who won’t be chasing a World Series title, finishing the season strong is always important. With the help of MLB.com’s
Clemente nominee Lopez an all-around standout human
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How do you turn 102.1 into 427?! Just ask Griffin Conine
SAN DIEGO – With the Marlins and Padres locked in a close game in Miami’s eventual 7-6 loss in 10 innings on Saturday night, Griffin Conine prepared inside the Petco Park cages for what was likely to come. The left-handed-hitting Conine knew he wouldn’t enter to face southpaws Yuki Matsui
'We're disappointed': Marlins' high hopes for postseason berth flatline in San Diego
SAN DIEGO -- Seven months ago when front-office members and players alike stood in front of the newly renovated Marlins Jupiter Academy ahead of their first full-squad workout, there was a unified expectation: Win.
Fairbanks to undergo surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome
SAN DIEGO -- Pete Fairbanks was diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome, the Marlins announced on Friday.
'The dude is an inspiration': Sandy's 1st career save has Marlins fired up
PHOENIX -- Marlins manager Clayton McCullough knew before the game.
Here are the breakout prospects of the year -- one for each team
We live for breakouts here at MLB Pipeline. They’re proof of many things in baseball. For example, players aren’t robots and can improve their standing in the game, and when we say player development isn’t linear, it also means that unforeseen leaps in value are included. The sport’s beauty is
Marlins' Single-A affiliate wins second title behind these intriguing prospects
It took weathering three rain delays that lasted an hour and 51 minutes -- nearly as long as the game itself -- but the Jupiter Hammerheads are once again champions of the Florida State League. The Marlins' Single-A affiliate won Game 3 of the Finals in dramatic fashion on a