Take just one look at Santiago Solarte, the 6-foot-5 shortstop that headlined the Marlins’ 2026 international class, and you can see where the power potential comes from. Still just 17 years old, the native of Estado Merida, Venezuela, has begun to put it on display during game action as his

MIAMI – Marlins rookie catcher Joe Mack's game-changing defense factored into him taking a pivotal at-bat during Tuesday night’s 10-6 victory over the D-backs at loanDepot park. Wait, what?

New level, same dominance.

MIAMI – Marlins top prospect Thomas White’s 2026 season is in jeopardy after sustaining a left shoulder capsular sprain last month. With an estimated recovery timeline of 12-16 weeks from the date of the injury, that would mean a possible return sometime between mid-August and September, making it highly unlikely

WASHINGTON -- As catcher Joe Mack approached third base at Nationals Park on Tuesday night, his face broke into a smile. Almost a month after Mack’s Major League debut, he’d finally done it: He went yard.

TORONTO -- The Marlins promoted their No. 3 prospect Aiva Arquette to Double-A Pensacola less than a month into his first full professional season.

This story was excerpted from Christina De Nicola’s Marlins Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. Earlier this month, the Marlins called up a player to the Majors for the first time in his career on six consecutive days.

MIAMI – Marlins No. 2 prospect Robby Snelling underwent left elbow UCL repair surgery with an internal brace on Friday. The operation was performed by Dr. Keith Meister, and the timeline for return to play is 10-12 months. Still processing the news ahead of Sunday’s series finale against the Mets

The Marlins’ pitching pipeline was in need of some good news after the club lost No. 2 prospect Robby Snelling to left elbow surgery on Friday. Enter Karson Milbrandt, whose continued dominance for Double-A Pensacola has been a ray of light for the organization’s farm system in 2026.

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ST. PETERSBURG – Marlins No. 4 prospect Joe Mack is known for his arm, but even he couldn’t believe the accidental trick he pulled off in Friday night’s 7-2 loss to the Rays at Tropicana Field. When Mack threw down to second baseman Xavier Edwards in the middle of the

MINNEAPOLIS – The Marlins expected to make a roster move ahead of Wednesday's 9-5 win over Minnesota thanks to closer Pete Fairbanks’ return to the active roster. But the corresponding move was one that nobody wanted to see. Robby Snelling, the franchise’s No. 2 prospect, was placed on the 15-day

MIAMI -- Marlins left-hander Robby Snelling is usually his own toughest critic, but even he could make an exception considering the unique nature of Friday night’s start. The Marlins’ No. 2 prospect (No. 31 overall per MLB Pipeline) tossed five innings in a 3-2 defeat to the Nationals at loanDepot

The Marlins placed Top 100 prospect Kevin Defrank on the 60-day Minor League injured list on Thursday with a right biceps issue. Though the injury didn't require surgery, Defrank's 2026 season is in doubt. Sources told MLB.com that due to the timeline of the Florida Complex League season, the 60-day

MIAMI – A freshly shaven Robby Snelling walked around loanDepot park for the first time -- a place he had seen so many times on TV -- and soaked in his surroundings without his trademark mustache. "I'm trying not to be super superstitious," Snelling said Thursday afternoon. "Felt like shaving

In 2021, Robby Snelling was a two-sport standout, committed to play both football and baseball at the University of Arizona. In 2022, he was the 39th overall pick in the Draft by the Padres. In 2023, he was a phenom. In 2024, he was a pitcher struggling to get outs.

MIAMI -- Marlins No. 4 prospect Joe Mack had a decision to make: Take the bus or plane from Durham, N.C., to Miami for his trip to The Show. Mack wisely chose the latter, flying in first class for the first time in his life and getting a taste of

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MIAMI -- The Marlins called No. 30 prospect Josh Ekness late Friday evening under the guise of attending to long overdue paperwork. Instead, it was to deliver life-changing news. After sending out lefty Cade Gibson for 50 pitches in Friday night's 6-5 loss to the Phillies, Miami needed a fresh

Aiden May and Justin Storm combined to throw a no-hitter on Sunday for the Beloit Sky Carp, the High-A affiliate of the Marlins in their 10-0 win over the South Bend Cubs on Sunday. May did the bulk of the work, tossing six innings on 77 pitches, while issuing two

Marlins top prospects Robby Snelling and Joe Mack are not too far away from breaking into the big leagues. They showed why on Friday for Triple-A Jacksonville.

Welcome to Blue Wahoos Stadium, where Pensacola Bay glimmers in the distance, Double-A Marlins prospects are close at hand and delicious concessions are all around.

The more he moves up, the better he gets. That seems to be the mantra for Robby Snelling, whose dominant 2025 has not only carried over into a new season, but has him on the cusp of The Show. Miami's No. 2 prospect largely gave his fielders the night off

With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Marlins' Top 30 Prospects are projected to start: