MIAMI -- Years from now, Marlins right-hander Anthony Maldonado will most remember warming up and coming off the field during his Major League debut. Until the roar that followed an inning-ending double play to cap his start, he had no idea where the family section at loanDepot park was. “I

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It's nearly a month since the 2024 season opened in South Korea, so it's time to take a look at the campaign's early top rookie performers, also known as the April edition of MLB Pipeline's Rookie Hot List. Each month, MLB.com will look at which rookies performed best over the

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ST. LOUIS -- The last time the Marlins lined up for a celebratory handshake, they rushed the field upon clinching a postseason berth. Six months is an awfully long time to wait for a victory -- so what was another 46 minutes thanks to a rain delay with three outs

ST. LOUIS -- Teenagers Noble Meyer (No. 1) and Thomas White (No. 2) might sit atop the Marlins’ prospect rankings, but their professional careers are in the early stages of development and therefore at a lower Minor League level. Right-hander Max Meyer (No. 3), on the other hand, went toe-to-toe

With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Marlins' Top 30 prospects are projected to start: 1. Noble Meyer (MLB No. 53), RHP -- Jupiter (Single-A) 2. Thomas White, LHP -- Jupiter (Single-A) 3. Max Meyer, RHP -- Miami (MLB) 4. Victor Mesa Jr., OF -- Jacksonville

MIAMI – In a surprising move, the Marlins on Tuesday afternoon designated for assignment No. 9 prospect Jacob Amaya, who was once considered an option to be the franchise’s shortstop of the future. Amaya was the corresponding move to make room on the 40-man roster following the acquisition of infielder

MIAMI -- When a club opens a season 0-5 for the first time in franchise history, silver linings seem like a cop out. Until the tide turns, the Marlins will look for positives wherever they can. No. 3 prospect Max Meyer threw five innings of two-run ball in his return

Looking at the laces on his glove before Sunday's Triple-A Jacksonville game, Troy Johnston noticed they were loose. The Marlins' No. 18 prospect planned to tighten them, but then he made an eye-catching snare and an unconventional throw. When Gwinnett's J.P. Martínez pounded a hard-hit grounder toward first base with

MIAMI -- Marlins No. 3 prospect Max Meyer was working out in the weight room at the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium complex over the weekend when manager Skip Schumaker came up to him with something important to say. "'You better be ready to go fifth day. You've got it,'" Meyer

JUPITER, Fla. -- Typical strategy says to avoid prep pitching early in the MLB Draft. Arms can take years of development, and the injury risk is raised compared to other demographics. But what happens when a club takes not one but two high school pitchers high up in the process?

JUPITER, Fla. -- Griffin Conine wasn’t the only Marlins prospect to show off his talent in Friday afternoon’s 3-2 Spring Breakout win over the Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Below are five others who stood out. LHP Thomas White (No. 2 prospect) Miami elected to start White, who used

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JUPITER, Fla. -- When Cardinals top pitching prospects Tink Hence, Tekoah Roby, Cooper Hjerpe and Gordon Graceffo reach the big-league level, the Cardinals want those young players to be familiar with their teammates, their coaching staff and the expectations. Like most MLB clubs, the Cardinals have worked to blur the

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JUPITER, Fla. -- Since he was selected 10th overall in last July's MLB Draft, Marlins top prospect Noble Meyer has made his professional debut, started in the Minor League postseason and celebrated a Single-A championship. The 19-year-old Meyer will add competing in a top prospect showcase to his expanding résumé.

JUPITER, Fla. -- If the first three months of 2024 are any indication, it’ll be a year to remember for Marlins No. 4 prospect Victor Mesa Jr. In February, Mesa became a U.S. citizen. Shortly after, he watched his idol Lionel Messi play for Inter Miami in person. And although

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The Marlins enjoyed a successful but strange season in 2023. They made the playoffs for just the fourth time in their 31-year history, but they also had the lowest run differential (-57) of any postseason team ever and got swept in the Wild Card round by the Phillies.