Longtime broadcaster Hutton announces retirement after '26 season
JUPITER, Fla. -- Longtime Marlins broadcaster Tommy Hutton, a fan favorite for his honest analysis and on-air rants, announced on Monday that he will retire following the 2026 season. Hutton, who turns 80 on April 20, will enter his 28th year broadcasting Marlins games, 23 of which have come in
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Here are the Marlins' 2026 Top 30 prospects
The Marlins' farm system is ever evolving and looking stronger than it's been at any point in the past three years. Not only is there plenty of top-end talent, with five Top 100 prospects, but there's rare depth. Major acquisitions in the past 12 months have been a notable factor.
New tournament-style format coming to Spring Breakout in '27
Major League Baseball introduced Spring Breakout in 2024 and the prospect showcase games in Florida and Arizona were an immediate hit. Fans and front offices alike loved seeing all those future MLB stars on the field at one time. Now the concept is getting even better. Starting in 2027, the
Marlins top prospect White sidelined with oblique strain
JUPITER, Fla. -- Marlins top prospect Thomas White sustained a Grade 1 right oblique strain and will be out three to four weeks, preventing him from appearing in another Spring Training game. According to manager Clayton McCullough, White initially felt the discomfort during Thursday’s Grapefruit League debut against the Blue
Stowers: 'Positive news' to miss just 1-2 weeks with right hamstring strain
JUPITER, Fla. – Imaging revealed a "very minor" right hamstring strain for Marlins All-Star outfielder Kyle Stowers, according to manager Clayton McCullough. Stowers, who was scratched from the Grapefruit League lineup of Saturday's 10-2 loss to the Cardinals, has a one-to-two-week timetable for return to play. "It was a good
Latest Marlins injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Marlins injury news and transactions.
1 prospect making some noise in each spring camp
Spring Training is the perfect time for prospects to show what they can do, and a number of players have taken that opportunity and run with it so far in 2026. From elite prospects to unheralded young players, there's always someone putting on a show with the bat or the
Fairbanks is Marlins' new go-to for pop culture recs
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3-team race? Marlins could make it 4 in NL East
What, exactly, should one make of the upcoming NL East race? FanGraphs projects the Braves, Phillies and Mets to be within three wins of one another. Baseball Prospectus sees the Braves and Mets as being equal, with the Phillies slightly behind. None project to win more than 91 games. It's
2025 first-rounder Arquette out 4-6 weeks after core muscle surgery
JUPITER, Fla. -- Marlins shortstop prospect Aiva Arquette underwent core muscle surgery on Friday and will miss four to six weeks. Arquette, who ranks as MLB Pipeline’s No. 47 overall prospect, arrived in Jupiter with a pre-existing left groin injury that occurred during offseason workouts back home in Hawaii. When
Annual Jackie Robinson Classic gives SoFlo community lasting memories
Dy’lan Daniels fell one win shy of stepping foot on the loanDepot park field as a teenage ballplayer. Daniels, who was a member of the Marlins’ RBI program for three years of high school before collegiate ball and the Pecos League, saw his time arrive years later as the head
Top prospects and roomies White, Snelling eyeing MLB debuts
JUPITER, Fla. -- One is a quiet kid from Massachusetts with a skater boy aesthetic. The other is a sociable outdoorsman from Nevada with cowboy boots. Together, Marlins farmhands and roommates Thomas White and Robby Snelling-- ranked as MLB Pipeline’s No. 17 and No. 39 prospects, respectively -- make up
DR's Alcantara set for Classic rematch vs. Venezuela
JUPITER, Fla. – Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara will start against Venezuela when the Dominican Republic faces its rival in World Baseball Classic, DR manager Albert Pujols unveiled on Tuesday. The game, which will conclude Pool D action, will take place at 8 p.m. ET on March 11 at loanDepot park
The biggest X-factors at this year's World Baseball Classic
The 2023 World Baseball Classic was an exhilarating tournament that thrilled us from start to finish. There’s a chance that the ‘26 version is every bit as good. When WBC rosters were unveiled earlier this month, it was abundantly clear just how much talent will take the field in this
Marlins' 'pen roles unsettled, but Phillips not above cleaning cleats
JUPITER, Fla. -- The Marlins played a lot of close games in 2025, and they expect the same in ‘26. The relief corps will play a pivotal role in deciding how those matchups turn out. Wednesday afternoon’s Grapefruit League game against the Astros at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium provided some
Smackin' Mack! Marlins backstop shows off big league readiness with grand slam
JUPITER, Fla. -- About a month ago, Joe Mack caught veteran right-hander Max Scherzer’s bullpen at nearby Cressey Sports Performance. Moments like that, settings like the Spring Training big league clubhouse and swings like his grand slam on Tuesday afternoon in the Marlins' 6-1 victory over the Phillies at Roger
Here is each team's best power-hitting prospect
Power wins games. As MLB Network insider Tom Verducci has noted, the last six World Series champions have ranked first, third, fourth, third, third and second in regular-season home runs.
Imaging comes back clean on Pauley's elbow
JUPITER, Fla. -- Marlins infielder Graham Pauley received good news on Tuesday on the injury front, as imaging for his right elbow came back clean with no UCL damage. Pauley, who hasn't appeared in a Spring Training game, underwent testing on Monday morning.
Marlins' spring ballpark debuts renovations
JUPITER, Fla. – The Marlins Jupiter Academy isn’t the only newly renovated digs for the organization this spring. This week, Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium debuted a new look in time for Grapefruit League action.
Meyer ready to stay healthy, prove his worth in crucial 2026
JUPITER, Fla. – Marlins right-hander Max Meyer didn’t feel jitters in his long-awaited return to the mound, though he wishes he did. In fact, Meyer was tepid about his Grapefruit League debut but rather pleased with the chilly weather during Monday afternoon's 5-4 loss to the Cardinals at Roger Dean
Double-A Pensacola set to play an official game at historic Rickwood Field this May
Minor League Baseball is coming back to Rickwood Field this year. The oldest professional ballpark in the United States is set to host a Southern League matchup between the Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Double-A MIA) and the hometown Birmingham Barons (Double-A CWS), the Blue Wahoos announced on Monday. In a tribute
Sandy learning to trust new 6th pitch after shaky sweeper debut
JUPITER, Fla. – For veterans, Spring Training is less about results and more about testing out new things in preparation for Opening Day. Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara received his reminder in his Grapefruit League debut on Sunday afternoon, when Brady House crushed his new sweeper for a three-run first-inning homer